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Two Guards Found Dead On Tycoon Mandela’s Disputed Bugolobi Land

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Homicide detectives from Jinja road police station have commenced investigations after two private security guards attached to Security Group Africa were found dead in industrial area on the wee hours of Wednesday morning.

Deputy Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson ,ASP Luke Owoyesigyire revealed that two dead guards were providing security to a disputed land in Wankoko railway lines, Meters away from Bugolobi township.

“They were guarding Mandela disputed land. The bodies are yet to be flipped over but they found a lot of vomit around them,”he said.

He added”The Scenes of crime officer is yet to confirm whether they have bullet wounds or not because their bodies were found facing down,” he said.

Owoyesigyire stressed that detectives were going to investigate further to discover who was behind such heinous act and details will be given out soon.

Police detectives have also vowed to extend the investigations to discover what could have caused the conflict on the disputed piece of land.

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