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Police,Military Raid Kisenyi ,6 Spare Parts Dealers Arrested With 20 Stolen Bikes

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Central Police station Kampala, Flying Squad have  raided Kisenyi along Ring Road in Central Kampala and recovered 20 suspected stolen motor cycles in the deadly operation.
According to  Deputy Kampala Metropolitan spokesperson  Luke Oweyesire  revealed that Six suspects were arrested to help with investigations.The suspects who are currently detained at CPS Kampala have been identified as  Assumani Sitakage, Muhagizi DausSsegirinya Haby,Muwesi ismail,Faruak ssekyedu andKawuki Gibson.
”This operation was carried out after a tip off by intelligence agencies that the shop of the suspects was being used as a base for buying and selling suspected stolen motor cycles.”
Police said that the suspects  are being held on charges of being in possession of suspected stolen properties.

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