Uganda Police Annual Crime Report of 2018

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ANNUAL CRIME REPORT 2018

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E Twelve, Article 212thatstipulatesthefunctionsofforceas: The UgandaPoliceForcedrawsitsmandate fromtheconstitution of UgandaChapter (d) (c) (b) (a) with thepublic,inordertopromotedevelopment “To secure life and property in a committed and Professional manner, in partnership lice Force;gearedtowardsaCrimefreesociety”. “An Enlightened, Motivated, Community Oriented, Accountable and ModernPo under thisConstitutionandwiththepopulationgenerally. to cooperate with the civilian authority and othersecurity organs established to preventanddetectcrime; to preservelawandorder; to protectlifeandproperty; Mandate Mission Vision

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ADMINISTRATIVE AND PLANNING MACRO STRUCTURE FOR THE UGANDA POLICE FORCE

The Inspector General Police Authority of Police

The Deputy Inspector General of Police

Directorate of Police Fire Directorate of Human Rights Directorate of Traffic & Road Directorate of Operations Prevention and Rescue and Legal Services Safety Services

Directorate of ICT Directorate of Counter Directorate of Police Health Directorate of INTERPOL and Terrorism Services International Relations

Directorate of Political Directorate of Criminal Directorate of Logistics and Directorate of Police Welfare Investigations Commissariat Engineering

Directorate of Research, Directorate of HRA Directorate of Forensic Directorate of Parliamentary Planning and Development Services Police

Directorate of Crime Directorate of HRD Field Force Unit Kampala Metropolitan Police Intelligence

Police Force Professional Department Department Police Senior Police Inspectorate Department Department Department Press Unit Standards of Flying of Physical Command Academy Department of Finance of Protocol, of Police and Office Honours & Women Unit Squad Fitness College and Support Ceremonies Affairs Command Services

Deputy Inspector GeneralofPolice Inspector GeneralofPolice Maj. Gen. Sabiiti Muzeeyi JM OkothOchola(Esq)

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AIGP NDUNGUTSE JOHN NGARUYE Attaché Uganda’s High Nairobi Comm. Dir. Human Resource Development AIGP ISABIRYE HARUNA SCP KAALI FADHIL Commander FFU Under Police Secretary MUHIRWA ROGERS AIGP FRANCIS XAVIER RWEGO INTERPOL Representative Special CP FELIXBALYAMWISAKI AIGP MOSES BYARUHANGA Dir. Police Health Services to African Unionto African Ag. Dir. ICT

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 to HighCourt fortrial,save thecaseofHon. Abiriga Ibrahim. happy tonotethat,the criminalsinvolvedintheseactshavebeen arrestedandcommitted Dr. Gwaluka Ibrahimwhowereshotdeadbyorganised gangofcriminals. We arehowever kidnaped and Murdered, Killing of Hon Abiriga Ibrahim, ASP Kirumira Muhammad and The year also saw unfortunate incidences in whichSusanMagara and 15otherswere cases. Robbery,Breakings, Narcotic Crimes, and Related crimes Sex Political/Media Homicide, 90,763 caseswerestillunderinquirybythe endoftheyear. There washoweverincreasein were 73,035.Ofthese,22,263casessecured convictions,1,248caseswereacquitted while registered compared to 252,065casesregistered in 2017.Casestaken to court in2018 The year 2018 sawa decrease in the volume of crime by 5.2%,where238,746caseswere CRIME tireless effortsinmakingourcountrysafeandsecure. I alsothankPolice Management, Men and Women oftheUgandaPolice Force fortheir support toaugmenttheeffortsofPolice. We applaud the vigilance of the population, in general, for their continued invaluable as wellotherdevelopmentpartnersforthecomplementaryeffortsinfightingcrime. Weinstitutions alsocommendthecontributionbyJusticeLawandOrderSector(JLOS) agencies. We acknowledgeandcommendthecontinued positivecontribution by sistersecurity support ontheimplementationofCCTV project. their for Affairs Internal and Defence on Committee Parliamentary to goes Appreciation continued supportinhelpingthePoliceprotectandserveUgandans. the for Uganda of Internal Government of the Minister and the Affairs thank to like also I recruitment ofLDUsamongothers. guns, of printing finger cameras, CCTV of installation as of such theestablishment infrastructure anti-crime for and crime against fight the towards guidance strategic the for Let me begin by expressing appreciation to H.E The President of the Republic of Uganda year 2018. the for Report Safety Traffic/Road and Crime Annual the you to present to pleased am I

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FORE WORD Page Police Headquarters, Naguru. 27 Inspector GeneralofPolice JM Okoth-Ochola(Esq) For GodandMyCountry in thefightagainstcrimetoensurea freesociety. I onceagain calluponallUgandanstokeepupthespiritofjoininghands withthePolice that putthisworktogetherasweprotectandserveUgandans team at CID Headquarters as well as all the UPF records personnel throughout the country My appreciation also goes to SSP Suwed Asuman, Ag CP Crime Data management and his role theyplayedincomingupwiththe2018 Annual CrimeReport My appreciation alsogoestotheDirectorCIDandmanagement for thesupervisory Uganda PoliceForcetofulfillitsmandate. the supporting continue to all you I urge crime. fighting in efforts complementary the for Once again, Iextend my appreciation to the public, JLOS institutions and all other partners between thecommunityandPolice. effort ultimately,joint is, a safety road Improving drivers. incompetent and driving drunk our road safety programmes targeting major causes of accidents such asover speeding, however increased by 4.7%andseriouscrashesreduced by 6.8%. We shall continue with There wasa3.0%reductioninthenumberofcrashesreported2018.Fatal TRAFFIC AND ROADSAFETY There were34falsecallsmadein2018. 2018. I still urge the public to desist from making false calls to Police about fire incidents. year the throughout campaigns awareness public and sensitization safety fire increased to attributed is This Police. by handled emergencies fire in decrease 7.3% a was There RESCUE FIRE AND suspects toPolice.Murderasaresultofmobactionincreasedby5.5%fromtheyear2017. I urge the public to desist from taking the law into their hands andinstead hand over th May, 2019 Page I

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Amuru Agago Bushenyi Buhweju Luuka Kamuli Kaliro Buyende Pader Omoro Nwoya Lamwo Kitgum Gulu Sheema Rubirizi Mitooma EAST KYOGA BUKEDI vii. GREATER MASAKA viii. vii. iii. iii. iii. vi. vi. ix. vi. iv. iv. iv. ii. ii. ii. v. v. v. i. i. i.

Bukedea Amuria Tororo Pallisa Kibuku Butaleja Busia Budaka Raka Masaka Lyantonde Lwengo Kalungu Kalangala Bukomansimbi Soroti Serere Ngora Kumi Kapelebyong Katakwi Kaberamaido POLICING REGIONS AND DISTRICTS/DIVISIONS KMP SOUTH KIIRA KATONGA iii. iii. iii. vi. iv. ii. ii. ii. v. i. i. i.

Jinja North-Buwenge Jinja East-Kakira Jinja Central-Jinja Mpigi Gomba Butambala Nsangi Division Katwe Division Kajjansi Division Kabalagala Division Entebbe Division sion CPS KampalaDivi - KIDEPO iii. ii. i. NORTH KYOGA KMP EAST viii. vii. iii. iii. ix. vi. iv. iv. ii. ii. v. v. Kotido Kaabong Abim i. i.

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Luweero Nakaseke Nakasongola Kassanda Bwera Division Mubende Mityana Kyankwanzi Kiboga Division Katwe-Kabatooro Kasese Division Hima Division SIPI vii. RWENZORI WEST WEST NILE iii. iii. iii. vi. iv. iv. ii. ii. ii. v. v. i. i. i.

Bunyangabo Ntoroko Kyenjojo Kyegegwa Kamwenge Kabarole Zombo Nebbi Maracha Koboko Bundibugyo Arua Kapchorwa Kween Bukwo 2.4 Economic Crimes 2.3 Treason 2.2 Terrorism 2.1 Homicides CRIME ANALYSIS CHAPTER TWO 1.10 GenderMainstreaminginPolice 1.9 UPFCapacityBuilding 1.8 CommunityPolicing Activities -2018 1.7 MonthlyCrime Trend 1.6 CrimeRatein2018 1.5 ForeignNationalsinCrime 1.4 Firearmsrecoveredin2018 1.3 Phone Tracking ofCriminals/Victims 1.2 HighCourtSessions2018 1.1 CrimeDistribution 1.0 Introduction INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE EXECUTIVESUMMARY ACRONYMS CLASS OFDRIVINGPERMITSINUGANDA DEFINITIONS LISTOF TABLES LIST OFFIGURES TABLE OFCONTENTS POLICING REGIONS AND DISTRICTS/DIVISIONS FORE WORD POLICE TOPMANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATIVE AND PLANNINGMACROSTRUCTURE TABLE OF CONTENTS �� Page I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 3.16 FlyingSquadUnit 3.15 Water Lossand PreventionPoliceUnit 3.14 Agriculture PoliceUnit 3.13 INTERPOL andInternationalRelations 3.12 HealthMonitoringUnit 3.11 NationalDrug Authority 3.10 NationalIdentificationRegistration Authority 3.9 UgandaNationalRoads Authority 3.8 UgandaRegistrationServicesBureau WildlifeUganda Authority 3.7 3.6 NationalEnvironmentManagement Authority (NEMA) 3.5 PoliceMineralProtectionUnit 3.4 UgandaPoliceMarines 3.3 DirectorateofForensicServices 3.2 Canine(K-9)Unit 3.1 DirectorateofPoliceHealthServices 3.0 Introduction: CASES HANDLEDBY SPECIALIZEDUNITSOFUGANDA CHAPTER THREE 2.15 Trafficking InPersons 2.14 VulnerableGroups 2.13 Electoral/Politicaloffences 2.12 Thefts 2.11 Breakings Common Assaults 2.10 2.9 Threatening Violence Domestic Violence2.8 2.7 Robbery 2.6 SexRelatedCrimes 2.5 Narcotics

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Page �� POLICE FORCE 71 70 68 68 67 67 67 67 67 66 62 62 60 56 55 55 55 49 47 45 43 41 41 40 40 38 36 30 6.13 Attacks onInvestors byGroupsof Organised CriminalSyndicates 6.12 Kasule MuhammadLeonSyndicate 6.11 BirungiStellaDindi andothersfakegoldsyndicate 6.10 Thiery BarakMugisha,CriminalSyndicate 6.9 Twaha KigandaSonkoCriminalSyndicate 6.8 Kabalagala,Buziga,Nkonge,Bungaand BugolobiGoldSyndicate. 6.7 ASP KirumiraMuhammadMurderSyndicate 6.6 Senge Wakiso -KibogaCriminalSyndicate 6.5 KanyesigyeJuliusaliasMwesigye Amon Rwizi/KampalaCriminalSyndicate 6.4 SerugoPaulGreaterMasaka Armed CriminalSyndicate 6.3 GaliwangoMusaandKidawalimeMuhammadGreaterMasakaCriminalSyndicate 6.2 KidnapandMurderCriminalSyndicateofOld Taxi Park 6.1 UsafiMosqueCriminalSyndicate. 6.0 Introduction ORGANISED CRIMINAL SYNDICATES DISMANTLEDIN2018 CHAPTER SIX 5.9 Inspectorateof Vehicles (Iov) 5.8 ExpressPenaltyScheme 5.7 Classof Vehicle Involved 5.6 CausesofCrashes 5.5 Time ofCrashes 5.4 Accident SeverityIndex Group: by Age 5.3 Analysis 5.2 Victims/Casualties 5.1 NatureofRoad Traffic Crashes-2018 5.0 Introduction TRAFFIC AND ROADSAFETY CHAPTER FIVE 4.2 RescueEmergencies 4.1 FireEmergencies FIRE AND RESCUESERVICES CHAPTER FOUR �� Page I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 LIST OF FIGURES 6.14 MwanjeBrianCriminalSyndicate APPENDICES 7.4 Conclusion 7.3 Recommendations 7.2 Strategies 7.1 Challenges CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES, RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION CHAPTER SEVEN 6.18 SundayKizitoCriminalSyndicate 6.17 HassanKakandealias Wattu CriminalSyndicate 6.16 MawaMuzamiruCriminalSyndicate 6.15 Kampala/Masaka/Western UgandaSyndicate Figure 11: Classof Vehicle InvolvedinCrashes2018 Figure 10: Time ofCrashes Figure 9:FatalitiesbyRoadUserCategory in2018 Figure 8:Monthly Trend ofCrashesfortheperiodJanuary-December2018 Figure 7:Fingerprints Analysed byCategoryfrom2015to 2018 Figure 6:ProcessofFingerprintExaminations Figure 5:CyberCrimeRequests2015-2019 Figure 4:BallisticsExaminationRequests-2016to2018 Figure 3:QuestionedDocumentsRequestsHandled2015to2018 Figure 2: Figure 1:Crime Trend Comparison2014–2018

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Monthly Crime Trend for2018and2017 �� 141 139 133 125 122 121 120 118 117 86 84 81 78 59 58 58 57 57 10 A 9 Table 30: Table 29:ComparisonofOther Sex RelatedOffences Table 28:Categoriesof Victims of Aggravated Defilements Table 27:NarcoticsseizuresatEntebbe International Airport Table 26:Persons Arrested forNarcoticsRelatedCrimes Table 25:Categories ofLandFraudCases Table 24:Cyber CrimesCasesHandledin2018 Table 23:Leading Districts/DivisionsinEconomicCrimes–2018 Table 22:Breakdown ofEconomicCrimes Table 21:RegionswhereKidnaps/AbductionsCaseswereReportedin2018 Table 20:PostmortemExaminationsperRegion Table 19: Table 18:Ho Table 17:OfficersperCommandPositions Table 16:ForeignMissionDeployments–2018 Table 15:CasebacklogSummaryforthelast5years Table 14:DistrictswithhighestnumberofReportedCrimes Table 13:RegionalComparisononCasesReported Table 12: Table 11: CrimeRateComparison2015-2018 Table 10: Table 9:ForeignNationalsas Accused Persons Table 8:RecoveryofGunsperRegion Table 7:RecoveryofFirearmsand Ammunitions Table 6: Tracking ofCriminals/Victims Table 5:HighCourtCasesHandledPerRegion Table 4:CasesHandledbyHighCourtin2018 Table 3:CaseManagementComparison Table 2:DistributionofCrimes Table 1:CrimeComparisonbyCategory LISTOF TABLES

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 Table 60:NatureofRoad Traffic Crashes 2017and2018 Table 59: Table 58: Victims ofFireIncidences2018and2017 Table 57: Table 56: Time ofCalls Table 55: Table 54:Cases HandledbyFlyingSquadUnit Table 53:Offences Handledby WALOPU Table 52: Activities CarriedouttoRegulateNoisePollution Table 51:CasesHandledbyPoliceMineralProtectionUnit Table 50:MarineIncidentsandCauses Table 49:Casualtieson Water Bodies Table 48:IncidentshandledbyPoliceMarines Table 47:ForensicExaminationsdoneatDGAL andDFS Table 46:SummaryofCanine Activities Table 45: Victims Rescuedandnot Table 44:ProsecutionontheCasesRegisteredin2018 Table 43:NumberofIllegalLabourRecruitment Agents Investigated Table 42:Potential/Suspected Victims of Trafficking Intercepted Table 41:NumberofRegistered Victims pereachDestinationCountry during 2018 Table 40:NumberofForeign Victims oftraffickingInterceptedorRescuedinUganda Table 39:FormsofExploitationsfortheRegistered Victims Trafficking Table 38:ClassificationoftheRegistered Victims perRelatedCircumstancesof Table 37:Registerednumbersof Victims oftraffickingpergendercategory Table 36:RegisteredIncidentsof Trafficking inPersons2018Comparedto2017 TableWo 35: Table 34:J Table 33:J Table 32: Table 31:

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 DEFINITIONS burden ofany descriptionexceeding aweightprescribed byregulations. or Heavy motorcarwhich isconstructedoradaptedforuse conveyanceofgoods, Heavy goodsvehicle: burden ofanydescription. Heavy motorcarwhichisconstructedor adaptedforuseconveyance of goodsor Goods vehicle: of injuriessustainedintheaccident. Death occurringatthesceneofaccident and, orwithinoneyearand onedayasaresult does notcarryanyloadgreaterthansuch as isnecessaryforitspropulsionorequipment. for the special purposes ofengineering operations which, where proceeding on a road, Movable plantorequipment beingaself-propelledvehicle or trailer designed orconstructed Engineering plant: towing vehicle. animals on a road; and in relation to a towed vehicle, means a person who drives the saddle pack flocks, or herds, in or singular cattle, guides who person a means animals, to charge ofamotor vehicle (including a cycle) or aninstructor of alearner driver. Inrelation In relation Driver: The establishmentastowhetherornotoffence(s)havebeencommitted. Detection: Is theincidenceofcrimeper100,000people. Crime Rate: Is anact,omissionorattemptinviolationofcriminallaw. Crime: Is apersonbelow18yearsofage(ChildrenStatute1997). Child /Juvenile: Person whosustainsaslight,seriousorfatalinjury. Casualty (Victim): A person Adult: Severity isalsousedtorankaccidents Determined by or classifi Accident Severity:

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aged18yearsandabove,aspertheConstitutionofUganda. Page to amotorvehicle,meanspersonwhodrives,orattempts to drive,orisin ed accordingtothemostseverecasualtyinvolvedinanaccident. vehicle at the time of theaccident, provided a portion of the person is in, or on the motor Any person,other than the driver, whoisin, on, boarding, entering or falling from a motor Passenger: Any self-propelledvehicle intendedoradaptedforuseontheroad. Motor vehicle: 400 kilograms. Motor vehicle with less than four wheels, the unladen weight of which does not exceed Motor cycle: exclusive ofthedriver. of a passenger vehicle which is constructed or adapted to carry not more than 7 passengers the permissible maximum weight ofwhichdoesnotexceed 3,500 kilograms, and incase Motor vehicle, not being a motorcycle, which is constructed to carry a load or passengers, Motor car: shock requiringroadsideattention. Injury of a minor character such asa sprain, bruise or cut not judged to be severe or slight Minor Injury: Accident wherenopersonsareinjured. Minor Accident: passengers exclusiveofthedriver. Motor vehicle having seating accommodation for more than 20, but not exceeding 60 Medium omnibus: passengers exclusiveofthedriver. Motor vehicle having seating accommodation formorethan7butnotexceeding 20 Died withinoneyearanddayfrominjuriesreceivedinacollusion Killed: in adefinedarea(territory/country). The total number of crimes reported per population of interest over agiven period of time Incidence ofCrime: the driver. Motor vehicle having seating accommodation formore than 60 passengersexclusive of Heavy omnibus: the permissibleweightofwhichexceeds22,500kilograms. Motor vehicle not beingamotorcycle, which isconstructed to carryaloadorpassengers, Heavy motor car: Light Omnibus: Page I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 The numberofcasesreportedbyadetectiveatgivenpointintime. Workload: A personwhoisoffendedas a resultofcriminalact. Victim: mals; orbetweenvehiclesandfixedobstacles Crashes betweenvehicles; betweenvehicles and pedestrians; between vehicles and ani Traffic Accident: medical treatment. injuries, crashing, burns,severecutsandlacerations or severegeneral shock requiring injuries whetherornotthepersonisadmitted in hospital:fractures,concussion,internal Injury for which a person is admitted in hospital as an „in-patient‟, or any of the following Serious Injury: cussion, internalinjuries,crashing,severecutsandlacerations. lowing injurieswhetherornotoneisadmitted inthehospital, or sustains:fractures, con Accident in whichapersonisadmitted in thehospital as an“in-patient” or anyofthefol Serious Accident: The numberofpeoplelivinginaparticulargeographicalareaorlocation. Population (human): Any persontravellingonfoot Pedestrian: cranks solelybythemuscularenergy ofthepersonridingit. Any vehicle whichhasatleast2wheelsispropelled by meansofpedals,orhand Pedal cycle: vehicle.

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Page - - - CLASS OF DRIVINGPERMITSINUGANDA Class I: Class F: Class H: Class DL: Class G: Class CH: Class E: Class CM: Class DH: Class B: Class DM: Class A: Hovervehicles Pedestriancontrolledvehicles Combinationofvehicles Motorcarsanddualpurposevehicles Motorcycles Tractors Engineeringplant Lightomnibuses Heavygoodsvehicles Heavyomnibuses Mediumgoodsmotorvehicles&heavytractors Mediumomnibuses Page I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 CPS CMI CFR ASP ACRONYMS IOV IGG ICT IBIS HRLS HRD FPU FIA FFU EPPU DPP DNA DMC CPC CID CCTV AMISON AIGP AFIS

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African MissioninSomalia Closed Circuit TelevisionClosed Assistant SuperintendentofPolice Assistant InspectorGeneralofPolice Automated FingerprintInformationSystem Inspectorate of VehiclesInspectorate Inspector Generalof Government Information andCommunications Technology Integrated BallisticsIdentificationSystem Human RightsandLegalServices Human ResourceDevelopment Intelligence Authority Financial Field ForceUnit Environmental PoliceProtectionUnit Directorate ofPublicProsecutions Deoxyribonucleic Acid Dangerous MechanicalCondition Central PoliceStation Chief PoliticalCommissar Criminal InvestigationsDirectorate Central ForestReserves Formed PoliceUnits Chieftaincy ofMilitaryIntelligence

IT Information Technology

IPO Individual Police Officers

JLOS Justice, Law and Order Sector

KMP Kampala Metropolitan Police

LDC Law Development Centre

LDU Local Defence Units

LMG Light Machine Gun

MAAIF Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries

MoU Memorandum of Understanding

NDA National Drug Authority

NRM National Resistance Movement

NEMA National Environment Management Authority

NWSC National Water and Sewerage Corporation

PSO Private Security Organisation

SAR Semi-Automatic Rifle

SMG Sub Machine Gun

TRSA Traffic and Road Safety Act

UBOS Uganda Bureau of Statistics

UCC Uganda Communications Commission

UNMISS United Nations Mission in South Sudan

UPDF Uganda Peoples Defense Force

UPF Uganda Police Force

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WALOPU Water Loss and Prevention Police Unit Annual Crime Report - 2018 were accusedwhile1,194 werevictimsofcrime. Foreign Nationals: 3,263 foreignnationals were involvedincrime in 2018.Ofthese,2,069 cases continueinto2019. A total of 90,763 cases were carried forward asbacklog from 2018 and inquiries of these continued toregisterhighestcrimesforthe lastfouryears. Districts of Lira, Mbarara, Arua, Ntungamo, Katwe Division, Mpigi, Mbale and Gulu have Nile, Albertine, Elgon, KMP East,BusogaNorth, Ssezibwa,KiiraandNorth West Nile. Regions thatregistered increase in casesreportedwereKMP South,KMP North, West 2017. On average 19,896caseswerereportedpermonthin2018,compared to 21,005casesin This comparedto667in2017showingadecreasecrimerate. In 2018,out of every 100,000 people, 612 werevictims of crime translating to 0.162%. 4.5% werecommittedalongthehighways. 47.8% ofcrimescommitted in 2018wereruralareas,47.7%urbancentreswhile and Aggravated Assaults. Neglect, Trespass, MaliciousDamagetoProperty, Cattle Stealing, Thefts ofCash,Burglaries, Child mestic Violence, Threatening Violence, Obtaining Money byFalse Pretense, Criminal Do Common Defilements, were Assaults, review under period the in crimes leading The nationals werevictimsofcrimewhile2,069foreignaccusedcrime. A total of 3,263 foreign nationals were involved in crime in 2018, of these, 1,194 foreign 84,832 werefemales. were females. 239,484 personswerevictims of crime of whom154,652weremalesand A total of88,022suspectswerecharged tocourtofwhom81,438weremalesand6,584 cases werestillpendingincourt. convictions, 1,248 cases were acquitted and 11,121 cases were dismissed while 38,425 By theendof2018;73,035casesweretakentocourt,outwhich22,263secured reflecting adecreaseinthevolumeofcrimeby5.2%. 2018 where238,746caseswereregistered compared to 252,065casesin2017thereby EXECUTIVESUMMARY

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Page - traffic offenders. by fines as paid was 18,011,260,000.15,655,090,000 UGX UGX to Aof amounting total offenders traffic to issued were Scheme Penalty Express under tickets 199,785 of Atotal ta Offences Related Child ported in2017, reflecting adec Thefts reflecting anincreaseof0.97%. Breakings: 14,018 casesofbreakingswerereportedcompared to 13,883casesin2017, ca Domestic Violence: 13,916 ca to 6,850casesin2017. Robbery: 7,354 casesofRobbery(bothaggravated and simple) were reported, compared a 1.3%increase. reflecting 2017 in cases 2,854 to compared 2018 in reported were cases 2,890 Narcotics: tims wererescuedandresettledwiththeirfamilies. Trafficking inpersons: Atotal of286cases Trafficking werereported inwhich603vic Ritual Murders:06caseswerereportedin2018comparedto10 Rape: gi Defilement: into alossofUGX.610,335,000. Cyber Crimes:198caseswerereportedin2018compared to 158 Police Marines:279peoplewererescuedonthewatersthroughoutcountry. K-9: 8,619trackingswerecarriedoutin2018tosupportinvestigations. throughout thecountry Postmortem Examinations: A total of 8,826postmortem examinations were carried out a 0.5%increase. Homicide country weredismantledin2018. the of parts different in operating syndicates criminal 18 Syndicates: Criminal Organised r v s get ing an inc ing e s in2017 givinga9.2% dec s

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Table 4: Cases Handled by High Court in 2018 Postponed No. of No. of Nolle Offence Convictions Acquittals Dismissal Pending to next Cases Suspects Prosequi session Murder 990 1,481 600 146 132 93 183 24 Manslaughter 21 38 33 - - 3 2 - Aggravated Robbery 368 621 185 62 70 77 52 5 Rape 386 423 198 49 67 37 27 12 Aggravated Defilement 1,501 1,535 795 160 220 115 146 45 Other Offences 12 22 17 1 1 - - - Kidnap with intent to murder 4 5 - - 2 3 - 1 Aggravated Trafficking in Person 1 1 1 - - - - - Sodomy 1 1 - - 1 - - - Attempted Rape 1 1 - - 1 - - - TOTAL 3,285 4,128 1,829 418 494 328 410 87 Page I

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Most of the victims of crime were 314 Asian nationals, followed by 207 Congolese nationals, 204 South Sudanese nationals, 141 Rwandan nationals among others Table 11a consistent aboveshowsdropincrime rate forthepastfouryearsfrom 612 Table 11: Thi 39,040,900 statistical According toUBOSabstract2018,thecurrentpopulation estimates is at 1.6 CrimeRatein2018 Figure 1: iii. iv. Crime Rate Year ii. v. i.

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CRIME ANALYSIS these, A totalof 2.1.1 Postmortem ExaminationsCarriedOutin2018 to date. The District ofMbarara continues to register high number of Homicide cases since 2011 Table 19: Table 18: others. among rivalry business and misunderstandings family justice, of delayed/omission with a In 2018,homicide cases were 2.1 Homicides S/No. 0.5 S/No. 14. 13. 12. 10. 11. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. % increase. The motives behind such killings include land wrangles, dissatisfaction 3,343 Ho D Other Death(OtherCauses) Death(Fire OutBreaks) Death (AggravatedDomestic Violence) Death (Poisoning) Death (bymobaction) Death (byshooting) Crimes 8,826 Nakaseke Sembabule Masaka Mayuge Busia Isingiro Luweero Kiryandongo Lira Tororo Mubende Ntungamo Arua Mbarara DISTRICTS/DIVISIONS i werefor murder cases, st m ric ici postmortem examinations werecarried outthroughoutthe country. Of ts d /Police e Comparison2018and2017 D ivi 4,497 s io ns

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th Hon. Ibrahim Abiriga Hon. Murder byShootingcases per District/Division Murder byShootingcases per Region ASP KirumiraMuhammad and % increase. June,2018at around 1830hrsinKirinnyabigo, 07 Naalinya Resty 04 218 caseseach. High Profile Murder byShooting. weremalejuveniles. 19 05 10 people were shot dead, of whom cases, KMP East and Kidepo with caseseach.KawempeDivision,MukonoOldKampala Division, cases, Arua with 44 ASP Kirumira Muhammad , MP Arua Municipality wereshotdead by four cases of death by shooting were taken to court, Saidi Kongo 08 caseseach.RwenzoriEast, Sipi, ElgonandBusoga Aswa, 04 117 caseseach. 07 caseswerestillunderinvestigations. cases, Kira Division, Wakiso Division and Kasangati 48yearsold

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Incidences of Death through Domestic Violence reported to the police in 2018 were 2.1.3 Death through Domestic Violence Lira, KiryandongoandKibogaregistered and Nsangi Division with Mbarara with Most ofthese killings took place in the Districts of Arua with giving anincrease of A total of stabbing, murderbystrangulation, murderbyhacking/cuttingamong others. These include Murderafter assault, murder after arson, murder during robbery, murder by 2.1.5 Death Other Causes In 2018 2.1.4 Ritual Murders Mbarara, GuluandNtungamoregistered with The highestnumberofdeath by domestic violence were in Amuru with other regions. Bushenyi andKigezi with West Nile had cases, Rwizi with Aswa registered the highestnumberwith juveniles. 174 A total of A totalof By theendofyear, cases comparedto ii. ii. i. weremaleadults, 14 Murder byMob Action per District/Division Murder byDomestic Violence per District/Division Murder byDomestic Violence per Region cases, Arua with , atotalof 107 353 3,186 caseswerestillunderinvestigations. people were killed as a result of aggravated domestic violence, of whom, 18 18 cases,Luweerowith cases were reportedin2018as compared to cases each, Bukedi with 31 06 361 cases,Rwenzori West registered casesofritualmurderswerereportedcompared to 2.0 138 231 cases in2017leadingtoa %. 12 14 werefemale adults, 14 casesweretaken to court, cases,Koleand Agago registered cases each, Kaliro with cases,North West NileandBusogaEastwith 17 10 cases,Mayugehad 11 55 caseseach. 17 caseseach. cases,followedbyNorthKyogawith cases, Mt. Morotowith 25 weremalejuvenilesand 0.3% 13 214 25 increase. cases, Katwe Division, Nakaseke, cases, Albertine, East Kyoga and caseswerestill pending incourt. 15 3,123 11 cases,MukonoDivision caseseach.Districtsof 19 cases in2017 hence casesfollowed by 16 10 16 13 16 cases, Greater Page cases in2017. casesamong werefemale cases, Oyam I

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on funds “invested” with them. However, unlike legitimate investment schemes, these individuals are defrauded by unscrupulousoperators who promise extraordinary returns Pyramid schemesand Ponzischemesarefraudulent schemes inwhichunsuspecting 2.4.2.1 Lira andCPSKampalacontinuetotakelead ineconomicCrimesforthelastthreeyears. Table 23: Table 22: 16,031 In theyear 2018, a total of 2.4.2 Economic Crimes(PrivateSector Fraud) were notdetected. for perusal, 10. To S / S/No. N 7. 7. 9. 8. 6. 5. 9. 8. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 4. 3. 2. 1. casesin2017givingadecreaseof o. Breakdown ofEconomicCrimes Leading Districts/DivisionsinEconomicCrimes–2018 Ca A Ba Cybe Embezzlement Issu C F O O o 02 o bu btaining by Pyramid Scheme ff t r us n unte al e ge cases were taken to court and were still pending in court while ing k & s n ing e o r r ce c Mbale Jinja Mukono Division Katwe Division Old KampalaDivision Jinja RoadDivision Arua C.I.D Headquarters Central PoliceStation,Kampala Lira DISTRICTS/DIVISIONS y & rf F r s f O ime F eiting

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The criminal loss ofUGX. A totalof 2.4.3 Cyber Crimes Capital Markets Authority Act inNakawaChiefMagistratesCourt. Charles Lambert andhiswife,one Waweru Carolynewerecharged underSection84ofthe In thiscase,327 victims were lured to depositing money with Development Channel. The followingcaseswerereported; Chief MagistratesCourtbutvictimsarespreadthroughoutthecountry USD 115 asatJune6,2018(whenaccount operation was halted). The matter is inNakawa 87,173. These fundswouldsubsequentlybewithdrawnincashleaving a balance of only account received cashdepositsamountingtoUSD Over thesameperiodoftime,USD February 2018. The company later opened two (USD andUGX)bankaccounts in Tropical Bank in UGX 1,631,822. MTN number had abalance of UGX88,948,070while the Airtel line had abalance of network operatorstohalt withdrawals fromtherespective mobile money accounts, the March 2018,depositedby233individuals. At thetimeFIA instructedthemobile number hadtotalcredits110,028,822 amountingtoUGX betweenNovember2017and the hand, other the On individuals. 1,426 by made were Airtel deposits/transfers cash The January andMay2018,thetotal credits into the account amounted to UGX965,941,100. Money number 0200900680. Analysis ofstatements onMTNnumber revealed that between registered mobile numbers. These were;MTNMobile Money number0393206272, Airtel The companydirectors mainly received funds either as cashorthroughtwooftheir the restoftheirlives,sixmonthsafterreceivingprofitsharingcertificate. promised aguaranteed monthly payment of USD100(approximately365,000)for UGX falsely be The then certificate. would sharing Victims profit a issued be would buyers the tablets 278(approximately1,000,000)afterwhich known asNoDropOutatUSDUGX It isalleged that the company promoters lured their unsuspecting victims into buying cases were stillpendingincourt. cases were takentocourt, i. Jinja RoadCRB1014/2018: 198 caseswerereported in 2018compared to 610,335,000 . 06

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Devine Mercysharedthesamebatch no Exhibits recovered in private health facilities like Mbarara Community Hospital and of Ugandaforpublicuseonly, notforsale’ also supplied it to government medical facilities only. The vaccine is marked ‘ manufactured by SelumInstituteofIndiaandsuppliedittoNationalMedicalStoreswhich A Norvick Enterprise Ltd is the sole importer of 10mils Hepatitis B vaccine that is which issupposedtobeingovernmenthospitals. in Mbarara and Kampala, and found them in possessionof 10mils Hepatitis B vaccines B labels inMbararathattheysuspectedtobefake On 23 Samuel. Hewascharged, convictedand sentencedtoafine. 09 the vaccines. on theinvoicesandreceiptstheypossessed. They boughtfrompeople whowerehawking Most ofthe suspects arrested did notbuythe vaccines from the physical locations indicated 2.5.1 FalsifiedHepatitisB Vaccine suspectswerearrested and usedaswitnessesagainst the key suspect, a one Guweddeko rd February, 2018 a team of National Drug Authority staff detected 10mils Hepatitis 10mils Drug detected National staff February,of Authority team a 2018

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260 373 with Lira in were cases defilement of number Highest Nile had Masaka had cases, East Kyoga had North Kyogaregistered thehighestnumberwith 4 5,747 A totalof cases wereacquitted, A total of with Districts thatregistered highcasesofrapeincluded Mbalewith and Wamalaregistering Masaka andKMP Southregistered 103 KMP Northregionregisteredthehighestnumber with while 596 cases werestillunderinvestigations. was acquitted, A total of female adultswerevictimsofrapein2018. I 2.6.2 Rape registered Sembabule with n 2 ii. ii. , 329 i. i. cases,Butaleja registered cases, Arua had suspectsofrape were charged in Court, 0 cases, Aswa had cases, Aswa 18, 36 werestillawaitingtrialintheperiodunderreview. s 575 Defilement casesper District/Division Defilement casesper Region Rape casesper District/Division Rape casesper Region u cases,Mbarara with s 1,580 631 pect 644 werestillawaitingtrial. 5,585 6,166 192 876 s casesweretakentocourt,outofwhich ca cases, Rwiziwith628casesandBusogaNorth caseseach.

07 w cases were taken to court, out of which caseswerestillunderinvestigations. s cases, Albertine with e 193 e cases were dismissed and r s e arrestedandcharged toCou o 304 cases.DistrictsofLuweero,KatweDivision,BududaandBuyende f 429

92 r 1,097 ape 65 cases,Kalirohad276Mayugewith cases,RwiziandKMP Easthad casesweredismissedand caseseachamongother regions. w cases, Bukedi with e r 34 200 e reported compa e reported cases,Kabale with cases,Mubendehad 85 caseseach, North Kyogahad 851 cases,BusogaEastregistered 620 13 were convicted, cases were still pending in court while r 1,095 r 1,221 ed to t, outofwhom, 4,270 16 32 cases, Aswa with cases,followedbyElgonwith 1,335 108 410 casessecuredconvictions, 197 840 cases,Kapchorwa had cases werestill pending incourt. cases,followedbyMbalewith ca cases, followedbyKigeziwith cases,Kibukuwith 89 cases secured convictions, s caseseach,Elgon,Greater e 01 s 37 951 in 2017 acquitted, 603 cases,KatweDivision wereconvicted while 261 cases. 74 896 cases,Sererehad . cases, Albertine A total of 699 Page cases, Greater 07 cases, West discharged 195 31 I

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each, Kasangati andKatweDivisions with followed by Mbale with Highest numberofcases ofrobberymotorcycleswere in Mbararawith had Regions ofElgon,GreaterMasaka,andSavannah registered with KMP Northregionregisteredthehighestnumber with were stillunderinvestigations. dismissed, A total of ca I 2.7.3 Aggravated RobberyofMotor Cycles Kawempe Divisionsregistered 09 Districts thatregistered highcasesincludedMbalewith Headquarters registered KMP Southwith Elgon registeredthehighestnumberwith still underinvestigations. A totalof compared to I 2.7.2 Aggravated RobberyofMotor Vehicles cases werestillunderinvestigations. were acquitted, A totalof n 2018, n 2018, a total of ii. ii. i. i. s cases. Aviation Police,Kakira, Wakiso, andNsangiDivision( e 19 s 53 reportedin2017. Robbery ofMotor Cyclesper District/Division Robbery ofMotor Cyclesper Region Aggravated RobberyofMotor Vehicles Aggravated RobberyofMotor Vehicles per Region cases. cases,KMP South had 481 102 101 08 02 ca 66 cases weretaken to courtandwerestill pending incourtwhile casesweretakentocourt,outofwhich caseswereacquitted and casesweretakentocourt,outofwhich, 04 casesregi s e 08 s casesweredismissedand o cases,KMP Eastwith 98 f agg casesofaggravated robbery ofMotor Vehicles wereregisteredas 03 22 s r avated te caseseach. cases,Kira Road and Old Kampala Divisions with r ed in2017. 02 43 caseseach. cases,Rwizi with r obbe 92 r y o 22 19 cases werestill pending incourtwhile 05 f cases,followedbyKMP Northwith caseseach, Arua with 94 moto cases,Kiirahad caseswerestill pending incourtwhile per r cycle District/Division 06 41 01 casessecuredconviction, cases,BusogaEast with 22 casesecuredconviction, 79 s

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cases,Elgonwith with casesamongothers. casesweretaken to court, out ofwhich ca 467 9.2% caseswerestillunder investigations. ca 1,024 s 541 e 289 s cases, Jinja with 0.9% s e 35 o s dec o cases,Guluwith f caseswereacquitted, were malejuvenilesand cases,North Kyogawith Threatening Violence 653 f inc Domestic Violence r ea 825 14 254 casesweredismissedand s r e. caseseachwhile Wakiso andNansanaDivisions with ea cases,Kigezi had 523 cases, Arua with 1,107 5,143 s 1,146 e. cases, Albertine had cases, Rwizi had caseswerestillunderinvestigations. 347 cases were taken to court, out of which 286 cases,Omorowith 651 cases,KatweDivisionhad w w 317 1,485 cases,followedbyLirawith e 558 e 736 r 237 r 1,003 e reported in 2018 compa e reported e reportedcompa casesweredismissedand 1,312 femalejuveniles. cases,followedbyRwizi with cases,Kiira with cases,Bukedeawith 1,894 cases, West Nilewith 514 868 1,024 cases, followedby Aswa with 2,873 casesandSsezibwawith cases, East Kyoga with caseswerestillpendingin casessecured convictions, 324 weremaleadults, cases, Busia with r ed to 539 272 cases,Busoga 236 cases,Kabale r 15,325 ed to 525 693 casesand 620 317 10,478 13,474 cases, cases, cases ca cases 1,061 315 500 828 s 12 e s

reflecting anincrease of In 2018, 2.11 Breakings Amudat with with 583 Ntungamo with Omoro District registered highest with and KMP Southwith cases, Mt. Moroto with cases, Bukedi with 2,351 region registeredAswa thehighestnumberwith court while 127 A total of ca A Common Assaults 2.10 cases, Bushenyihad cases, Mbarara with Lira with Omoro Districtregistered highestwith cases eachwhileKatongaregistered Rwenzori Westregistered Greater Bushenyi with ii. ii. i. s total of e cases,Buyendewith caseswereacquitted, s 491 in2017 giving cases,NorthKyogawith Common Assaults casesper District/Division Common Assaults casesper Region Threatening Violence per District/Division cases,Kalirohad 14,018 401 29,735 5,458 12,442 411 cases,Kapchorwawith casesweretaken to court, out ofwhich 768 casesofbreakings were reported compared to ca cases. caseswerestillunderinquiriesbytheendofyear. 1,659 cases,Dokolowith s 247 210 3.4% e 966 s 683 o 1,388 cases,Mpigi had 0.97 casesandRukigawith cases, Greater Masaka had f 557 cases Common Assaults 580 801 dec cases,Greater Masaka had 484 %. cases,Kalangalawith cases, Katonga with cases, Sipi with casesweredismissedand r cases,Gombawith . ea 2,181 s e. 527 cases,Rwiziwith 392 486 721 1,064 cases. 229 cases,Kabale with cases,followedbyNtungamowith cases,Kibukuhad cases, Arua with w cases,followed by Serere with 544 e 2,820 203 r e reported in 2018 compa e reported cases, East Kyoga and Bukedi with 1,294 476 cases. 544 1,558 cases,followedbyEastKyogawith 662 cases,Mbararawith cases,Mpigihad cases, West Nile with 1,678 2,852 cases, Albertine with 1,925 cases, Busoga North had casessecured convictions, caseswerestillpendingin 228 671 295 cases,Kigezi with cases, Agago with 13,883 cases,Kapchorwahad cases,Guluwith casesin2017, 492 Page 415 r ed to cases,Gulu 1,199 874 453 659 casesand I

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Rwizi with highest with Most motorvehicles were stolenfromtheRegions ofKMP Southwhichregistered the while cases wereacquitted, A total of compared to A total of 2.12.1 reported in2017. A 2.12 Thefts registered registered 61 cases, Lirawith Ntungamo District registered highest number with 107 cases, KMP East had cases, GreaterBushenyiwith 195 with Rwizi region registered the highest number with while cases wereacquitted, A total of cases in2017henceadecreaseof In 2018, a total of 2.11.2 ii. total o total i. i. cases, Gomba with casesandBusogaEastregistered cases, KMP North with 233 682 1,038 Theft ofMotor Vehicle per Region House Breaking casesper District/Division House Breaking casesper Region cases,Kigeziwith f caseswerestillunderinquiriesbytheend oftheyear. 1,200 1,637

44 253 47 61,533 57 caseswerestillunderinquiriesbytheendofyear. 256 Thefts ofMotor Vehicles House Breakings caseseach. 1,442 cases each, Omoro with cases,Kiira with cases were taken to court, out of which cases of thefts of motor vehicles were reported in the period under review cases were taken to court, out of which cases,followed byKMP Northwith 77 casesin2017. ca cases,Kabalewith 3,368 s 144 e 321 33 s 57 o casesweredismissedand cases, Katonga had cases of Housebreakings were reported as compared to casesweredismissedand cases, Mukono Division with f the 212 191 163 f t 44 s cases, Aswa with cases, Albertine with

cases, Wamala with 5.1 w cases,Greater Masakawith e %. r 106 e reported in a 2018 69 46 cases. cases,Mubendewith cases while Katwe Division and Kamwenge 114 cases, Bukedi with 275 83 163 207 813 239 cases, followed by Mbarara with cases, followed by Greater Masaka 149 471 caseswerestill pending incourt cases, Rwenzori West registered 51 182 caseswerestillpendingincourt cases,KMP Eastwith 48 cases secured convictions, cases,NorthKyogawith cases secured convictions, s cases, KMP South with cases, Bushenyi and Kagadi compa 40 66 cases,Elgon and West cases,Sembabulehad 109 r ed to cases, Elgon with Page 66,539 191 I

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cases,KatweDivisionwith Page 41 4,612 caseswerestillunderinquiriesbytheendofyear. 295 cases), Jinja ( Theft ofMotor Cycles 109 38 356 cases,KMP Eastwith caseswerereportedintheperiodunderreviewcomparedto caseseach,Ssezibwawith cases,OldKampala with cases, West Nile with 187 228 cases. casesweredismissedand 40 91 35 cases). Kira Road Division and Mbale ( cases. 209 cases. cases, Bukedi with 60 49 123 cases), Wandegeya and CPS Kampala Divisions ( cases),Kabalagala Division ( 268 cases,Kawempe Division had 219 cases,GreaterMasakaand Albertine registered 329 cases,followedbyLirawith 107 36 90 cases,KMP Southhad casesandNorthKyogawith cases,Guluwith cases,followedbyKiraRoadDivision 915 198 caseswerestillpendingincourt

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A total of were committedbefore,duringandafterelectionsof27 on 27 After creation of Bugiri Municipality, elections for Member of Parliament was organised 2.13.1 ElectionOffences cases werestillpendingincourtand coming from a campaign rally pelted the motorcade using stonesresulting into damage to supporters ofHon.Kassiano Wadri Ezati who had disregarded Police instruction while of H.E The PresidentashedrovefromGiligili to Arua Hillgrounds. A procession of The acts of hooliganism and criminality resulted from anattempt to block the convoy and Kampala, the Arua Municipality Parliament seat fell vacant. A by-election was organised Following the assassination of Hon.Ibrahim Abiriga on the 06 court. Following thecriminality that ensued, were stillunderinquirybytheendofyearwhile 80 and PromotingSectarianism( Incitement to Violence was A totalof 2.13 Electoral/Politicaloffences while cases wereacquitted, A total of cases in2017hencegivinga A total of 2.12.3 ii. i. cases weretakentoCourt,securing 12 th 2,245 01 Bugiri Elections Arua By-Elections candidatesweresuccessfullynominatedto contest. July 2018 in which five candidates contested to fill the post. A number of crimes of post.A number the fill to contested candidates five which in 2018 July personwasshotdeadwhile 442 2,085 6,205 23 caseswerestillunderinquiriesbytheendofyear. Theft ofMobilephones cases were registered, out of which, cases of Political/Electoral of cases cases were taken to court, out of which cases of mobile phone thefts were reported in 2018 ascompared to 380 casesweredismissedand 181 04 1.4 cases, Treason ( cases). % increase. 186 16 09 caseswerestillunde 35 personswereinjured.

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Page 18 th August, 2018ataround1000hrs,thereweredemonstrations within Mityana were charged to court and 102 werecharged tocourtandremanded while 09 were released on police bond. Stray bullets hit 02 andinjuring 27 suspectsamongtherioters were 157 06 passengers. persons were arrestedinthe persons 36 ) suspectswere arrested 55 werereleased on c A 2.14.1 2.14 VulnerableGroups 2018. Member ofParliament, the Electoral Commission organised a by-election on 01 Following arulingbytheCourtof Appeal nullifyingtheelection of Rukungiri Woman to court turned rowdy, peltingstonesatPolice. Arrests weremadeandfivepersons charged On 27 Luweero CRB592/2018:Unlawful Assembly d. Gombe Hospital. who charged at Police armed with a panga was shotand pronounced dead on arrival at attacked by the rioters, some armed with pangas, in the process one Serungaya Vincent were officers Police the and intervened Police road. the on tyres burning by rioted and Bukalagi village, Kanoni Town Council in Gomba District took the law into their hands answer charges heandothers committed in the Arua By-elections, a groupofpeople from 23 On c. iv. r total o total ime, e. d. c. b. a. th The by-electionwasmarredbyactsofcriminalitywhichincluded: under inquiry. 687/2018, CRB Rukungiri of murder Attempted TumwesigyeIvan. still is case The still under inquiry is case The by-elections. in involvement Church 007/2018, GEF Rukungiri case isstillunderinquiry Rukungiri CRB 688/2018, Malicious damage to property of Nuwagaba Moses. The Twinomujuni one of Wednesday. property The caseisincourt to damage Malicious 663/2018, CRB Rukungiri one on violence threatening Twinomujuni Wednesday. and The caseisstillunderinquiry trespass Criminal 686/2018, CRB Rukungiri Rukungiri By-election Luweero District rd w Gomba District August, 2018inKasana Township, therewasanunlawfulassembly, andrioters produced inGuluCourtto 2018 whenHonKyagulanyiSsentamuwas August, f e

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SummaryofCanine Activities 8,826 8,619 alth facilitiescoordinatedbyDirectorateofPoliceHealthServices. postmortem examinations, trackings were carried out in2018compared to 2,398 exhibitswererecoveredthroughtheuseofK9tosupportinvestigations 194 1,959 2,139 589 189 422 3 51 54 260 1,216 1,530 Jan -Mar juveniles(163males,31females). 5,322 persons takentocourtoutofwhom, 17,281 arrests weremadeofwhom, Apr -Jun 1,317 1,537 2,661 720 214 559 142 examination of victims of sexual assault, 21 57 78 Jul -Sep 1,123 1,234 2,170 581 208 552 12 99 11 1 10,782 Oct -Dec trackings conducted 1,021 1,649 5,128 508 218 426 206 765 44 50 829 6 Page persons were personswere were adults I 2,398 1,959 4,421 5,322 8,619

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59,295 wererequestsforFingerprintsearchreport. 76,690 12,998 59,295 3,400 DFS 287 710 - - - - Number ofrequests 1,955 72 at the Directorate DGAL 1,955 1,140 381 311 26 25 - - - analytical toolsdueto therapidchangingnatureofmobileand computertechnologies. to The analysisofdigital and cyberartefacts has continued to growfrom e. Figure 4: in 2016to Examination of firearms encountered in criminal investigations increased from d. Figure 3: 197 Firearm examination(Ballistics) Digital andCyber Forensics in2018.Inaddition, there isaneverincreasing needtobringonboardmodern Ballistics ExaminationRequests-2016to2018 Questioned DocumentsRequestsHandled2015to2018 287 requestsin2018. 159 requestin2017 Page 253 I requests

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2,000,000 10 39 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 02 03 04 05 06 10 . cases In 2018,atotalof c) suspects werecharged tocourt. and illegal timber harvest. Two A total of eleven b) some ofthecattlegrazersaftersensitizationmeetingsthatwereheld. of departure the example areas, these to officers UPDF and EPPU of deployment the after Nileply Company There was encroachment by cattle grazers and few settlers in the plantations of Kasagala and a) Incidences offorestdegradationwereidentifiedandappropriatelyhandledasfollows: ii. i. Forest encroachmentshavebeendealtwithusingatwo-prongedapproach:- commercial cuttingoftreesforfirewood,cultivationandcharcoalburning. ofworking deterioration and relationship withthelocalleadership. The mainillegalities include timberlogging, involvement staff to due partly (CFRs) Reserves Forest The year2018sawanincrease in forestrycrimes especially natural forests insomeCentral 3.6.1 Forestry At Bukakata CFR, four d) headquarters inKampala. of treesinthereserve. were arrested andcharged tocourt. The convicted wereorderedtore-plant

ii. i. Budongo Range–HoimaDistrict Nakasongola District Sango BayRange Budongo Range-Masindi Evictions: This is a last resort following defiance and non-compliance with the with non-compliance and defiance following resort last a is This Evictions: persuasive approach. advising themnottore-plantmorecrops;and peacefully leave theforestreserve;timingbeingafterharvestingtheircropsand Persuasion: encroachers mostly cultivators were advisedtovoluntarily and Enforce compliancewithenvironmentalLawsandRegulations. Detect andpreventenvironmentalcrimes, (11) beforedeploying Environment Police. Some achievements were made 28 cases ofillegal harvest oftimberwerereported,inwhich suspects werearrestedinSiivabeat (Budongo) forencroachment 24,720

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Most ofthe caseshandledby HealthMonitoring Unit were unlawfulpossession of Unit. Outofthese, During theperiodunder review, 3.12 HealthMonitoringUnit counterfeit vaccines with operating business of a pharmacy without a license with Most of the cases handled by NDA were selling restricted drugs with to DPP. secured convictions,while A totalof 3.11 NationalDrug Authority by forgery/uttering falsedocumentswith Most ofthe cases handled by NIRA weregiving false information with secured convictionswhile inquiry bytheendofyear, A totalof 3.10 NationalIdentificationRegistration Authority cases, obtainingmoneybyfalsepretenseswith marks false with office of abuse by Most of the cases handled by UNRA were personating public officer with secured convictions. still under inquirybytheendof year, The CID attached to UNRA handled a total of 3.9 UgandaNationalRoads Authority others. by selling goods withfalse marks Most ofthecaseshandled by URSBwere Trademark infringement with while 04 handled atotalof In 2018,URSB 3.8 UgandaRegistrationServicesBureau casesweresubmitted toDPP, 05 caseswereclosedandputaway. 22 618 caseswerehandledin2018.Ofthese, caseswerehandledunderNIRA.Outofthese, 18 werestillunderinquiry and 04 94 04 cases,possessionofsuspected smuggled drugs with caseswereclosedandputaway. caseswerestillunderinquiryand 86

casesweretaken to DPP, a total of 21 05 06 cases.Outofthese, casesweretakentocourtandallsecuredconvictions cases,copyright infringement with 02casesamong 17 cases, forgery/uttering false documents with documents false forgery/uttering cases, 20 09 19 caseswereclosed and put away while cases,theftswith caseswerehandled by thehealth Monitoring 114 09 casesamongothers 01 casesin2018.Ofthese, 12 wastakentocourt. casesweretakentocourtand 07 05 11 caseswerestillunderinquiries, cases, possession ofsuspected casesweretaken to courtand 05 513 06 casesamongothers caseswerestillunder cases weresubmitted 08 600 cases, followed by 07 35 cases,followed cases, followed cases,followed Page 74 caseswere 03 I 05

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d. c. b. Agricultural chemical andSeedlaws: seven (7)werecharged formovingcattlewithoutpermits. and Nakasongora Districts. Checks conducted and Kiruhura, in laws Lyantonde, Isingiro, Kyotera, Rakai,Kyankwanzi, Nakaseke, Kakumiro, Luwero, and regulations movement livestock/animal of Enforcement Moving Cattlewithoutpermit: Palisa,Tororo, Kapchorwa,Hoima,Kabarole,KibaaleandMasindi. of Kampala (container village), Jinja, Iganga,Kamuli, Mayuge, Bugiri,Mbale, Agricultural laws, regulations and standardswerecarried out intheDistricts them impounded and Fake agro-chemical in-puts toatuneof Fake Agro chemicalinputs: Government officialscarriedoutjointenforcementactivitiesonthefollowing; accordingly. them hadnot registeredhenceclosed downandwarned toregister Mityana, Mubende,Mukono and Wakiso. 119 dealers wereinspected Nine (9)Districtscovered included,Kampala,Masaka,Buikwe, Luwero,Kayunga, Agricultural Policeinspectingmovement andtransportationofcattle a. Kabarole, Jinja,Mbale,Iganga,Bugiri,Kamuli,Palisa, Tororo, Sironkoand of Kampala, Mityana, Mubende, Mukono, Wakiso, Masindi,Hoima,Kibaale, Agricultural chemical regulations toensurequalityonthemarketin18districts Kapchorwa. 14 suspects were charged accordingly. Operation enforcing 05 tonsandtoolsusedtomanufacture 59 cattle traders intercepted, Page n 6 of 66 and I

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(Control) Act 2006andthePlantSeeds Act 2006. were charged at police for court action in accordance with the Agricultural Chemicals and storedinNamalere Agriculture laboratory pending investigations. of maize seeds, 1,492 142 g. Post videSD11/06/03/2019. Sanga. Two suspectswerearrested in Ruhengyere and charged at Kikatsi Police Operations againstencroachmentsonthethree ranchesofRuhengyere,Nsharaand Agricultural Chemical(Control) Act 2006andthePlantSeeds Act 2006. evidence to support the cases in court. Nine suspectsare for court action under Agriculture laboratory. Relevant samples were taken for analysis at GAL toadduce of litres 920 fungicides, herbicides and 04Kgsofvegetable seed wereimpounded and storedinNamalere of Kgs 169 included These 206/2019. CRB Kampala 83 tons of fake fertilizers was intercepted and 08 eight suspects charged vide CPS I

Page dealers/stockists were inspected, dealers/stockistswere litresofherbicides, Inspection ofStockists/Dealers: 03 kgsofvegetable seeds, and 216 Kgsoffungicides, 110 ofthemnotregisteredwerecloseddown. 21 487 kgs of fertilizers kgswereimpounded litresofinsecticides, 11 suspects 213 Kgs Table 54: with operation inJune2018.Bytheendofyear, FlyingSquadhandledatotalof This is a support unitforPolice operations and investigations. The Unit resumed its 3.16 FlyingSquadUnit and A total of Table 53: 840,587,800 UGX to amounting fines and supply water on back reconnected are they and NWSC paid these, Of During the year 2018, operations were conducted and a total of 3.15.2 Activities S/No. S/No. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 03 75 caseswerestillpendingincourtbytheendof2018. arrestsrecovering CasesHandledbyFlyingSquadUnit 14 TOTAL Other Crimes Theft of Water Meter Meter Vandalism Unlawful Takingof Water Tamperingwith Water Works Meter Reversal Meter Removal Illegal Reconnections Water bypass Offences Offences Handledby WALOPU 277 TOTAL Stealing Cattle Burglaryand Theft Motor VehicleStealing Kidnap/Missing Persons Robbery Murder Offences casesweretaken to court, werepaidtothecorporation. caseswerestillunderinquiry, 12 gunsand 10 167 No. ofCases casessecured convictions, roundsofammunitions. 334 67 04 01 31 13 10 08 caseswereconcludedwheredefaulters No. ofPersons Arrested 627 No. ofCases caseswereregistered. 01 case was acquitted 101 140 627 75 08 01 39 06 20 11 08 36 40 53 60 94 95 Page 67 I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 CHAPTER FIVE TRAFFIC AND ROAD SAFETY Table 61: 5.1.1 Monthly Trend ofCrashes Table 60: minor crashesdecreasedto Fatal crashes increased by of seriouscrashesreducedto The number offatal crashes increased to 6,085 reported in 2018 from During theperiodunderreview, therewasa mandateof with the 5.1 Nature ofRoad Traffic Crashes-2018 Police 361empowers Cap enforcement ofall Traffic LawsandRegulationsinUganda. 1998 Act, Safety Road and Traffic 5.0 Introduction TOTAL Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan Month Total Minor Serious Fatal Nature ofCrashes wereseriousand Monthly Trend ofCrashesJanuary–December 2018 Nature ofRoad Traffic Crashes2017and2018 13,244 3,194 Fatal 3,526 312 238 245 270 271 293 284 229 246 270 255 281 12,805 3,526 6,085 3,194 2018 4.7%, 3,526 wereminor. 6,085 in 2017 to in2018from seriouscrashesreduced by in2018from Serious 6,085 525 480 475 507 528 519 490 522 484 513 494 548 3,194 12,805 13,244 3,663 6,530 3,051 2017 in2018,from 3.0% 3,663 in 2018. Out of these, 6,530 in2017. reduction inthenumberofcrashes in2017. Minor 3,526 316 325 281 291 287 257 304 283 316 298 257 311 3,051 6.8%. % change in2017. The number Also thenumberof -3.3 -3.7 -6.8 4.7 3,194 Page 12,805 1,153 1,043 1,001 1,068 1,086 1,123 1,031 1,055 1,013 1,099 1,047 1,086 Total were fatal, I

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E rear tyrewaspluckedoff. right its and lane drive the off impact of point the from 21metres about Tractorfor oncoming Truck. The impact between the bus and Tractor pushed the wreckage of 35.7 metresontheroadfrompoint of impact colliding and entangling with the Bweyale thus losingcontrol of the bus. The bus overturned and rolled for about Gaaga busdrivercomingfromLirarammedintorightreartractortyreheadingfor Bweyale while the Truck was heading to Gulu side. It is alleged that the speeding to Kampala, the Tractor from Purongo Village alongKaruma–Packwachroadto No UAT 088J and UAT 321M respectively. The Gaaga bus wascoming from Lira 526LBus Reg.NoUAK anda Truck with Trailer loaded withcratesofbeerReg. involved fourvehicles; aMasseyFerguson Tractor872M, Gaaga Reg.NoUAU of thisaccident, Kiryandongo District,93kmtoGulu,alongKampala - GuluHighway. As aresult On 25 Fatal Accident atNanda Village killing22persons a totaldeathof dying on spot, and 08 people died later at different intervals the following day making bus thereafter overturned, falling across the road width. This resulted into The guard-rail. side road a hitting and road the of side left the to off veering rock, Sipi falls and later forced the Bus to the right side of the after road hitting an escarpment/ road the of section this descending while bends/corners several negotiating belonging to Kiryandongo Technical Institute failed to breakorslowdownafter It wasreportedthatthedriverofaHyundaiBusRegistration Number UG-2838E in Sipi Town Council,KapchorwaDistrict,alongthe–SironkoRoad. On 18 Kapchorwa TAR 023/2018:Fatal Accident killing24persons

Page 14,416 th th 5.0% December, 2018at about 1630hrs, a fatal accident occurred at Tewei Hill May 2018at about 2000hrsthere was anaccident at Nandavillage, in casualties from crashesin2018,areduction of , personsseriouslyinjured reduced by 24 22 persons. lives were lostand 27.2%. 15 people seriously injured. The accident 9.0% andthosethat sustained 3.0%.

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Table 63: passengers andcyclistsat Pedestrians were highest category of roadusers killed at Figure 9: Table 64: 5.2.2 PersonsKilled: 5.2.1 Accident Victims byRoadUser Category: Total Slightly injured Seriously injured Killed Victims Total Pedestrians Passengers inothervehicles Passenger inHeavyOmnibus Passenger inMediumOmnibus Passenger inLightOmnibus Passenger onMotorcycle Pedal cyclist Motor cyclist Driver Road user Category Fatalities byRoadUser Categoryin2018 Casualties duringtheperiodJanuary–December 2018 Comparison ofFatalitiesbyRoadUser Group 2017and2018 28% 14,416 9,539 3,689 1,188 2018 , andDrivers in 3,500 1,319 2017 364 177 918 159 437 94 10 22 14,854 10,420 3,500 2017 934 6.0% 3,689 2018 1424 380 160 878 202 474 93 48 30

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Table 69: 5.6 CausesofCrashes Table 70: 5.7 Classof Vehicle Involved 37%, 8%,3.8%,2.7%,2.5% to contributed vehicle the off falling passenger and speeding Over DMC, cause, unknown 43 Total Controlled VehiclesPedestrian Pedal cycles Motor cycles Tractors Engineering plant Fuel Truck Trailers &Semi-Trailers Heavy goodsvehicles Medium goodsvehicles Light goodsvehicles Heavy Omnibus Medium Omnibus Light Omnibus Dual-purpose vehicles Motor cars of VehicleClass Reckless Driving Causes ofCrashes Sub Total Unknown cause DMC Obstacle oncarriageway Dazzled byLights Passenger fallsfromvehicle Careless driving Careless pedestrian Under influenceofalcohol Dangerous loading Over loading Over speeding % ofallcrasheswereduetocarelessdrivingwhilerecklessdriving,pedestrian, Nature ofCrasheswithrespect toCausesJanuary-December 2018 Class of Vehicle InvolvedinCrashes and 01% 3,194 1,613 150 100 830 305 51 25 10 17 88 0 5 respectively. 20,231 6,310 1,323 2,382 6,255 2017 472 395 960 281 182 936 511 36 62 33 93 Nature of Accident Nature 6,085 2,213 2698 231 154 473 162 40 50 29 28 0 7 18,526 5,503 1,307 2,241 5,690 2018 462 610 224 947 245 217 803 49 89 49 90 3,526 2013 102 201 902 98 27 36 13 58 64 11 1 % change Page -12.8 -43.3 -12.8 -14.2 36.1 43.5 48.5 29.2 19.2 -8.4 -9.6 -3.2 -1.4 -1.2 -5.9 -9.0 12,805 4,728 Total 5541 483 352 979 103 314 118 111 23 52 I 1

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valid drivingpermit. beyond theprescribed speedlimit,and were driving vehicles in a dangerous mechanical condition at who offenders by closed followed driving, careless for charged were operations Salama Fika Salamacheckpointsin2018 Table 75: through the checkpointsasshownbelow:- and regulations laws at handled traffic been have country.Variousoffences the throughout points of check establishing enforcement enhanced has Directorate The a) 5.9.4.Enforcement Strategy Forty seven thousand one hundred and six ( Total Failing togiverightway Not wearingcrushhelmet Carrying excesspassengers Obstruction Pillion riding Drunk driving Using ahandheldmobilephone Interfering withsafedriving Not wearingSafetybelt Driving amotorvehiclewithoutreflectors Over Speeding Obscured numberplate(defaced) Unauthorized passenger Breach ofOperatorsLicense Driving avehiclewithoutInsurance Dangerous loading Careless driving DMC Riding amotorcyclewithoutpermit Driving amotorvehiclewithoutvaliddrivingpermit Offences b) Fiika Salaama:

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ORGANISED CRIMINAL SYNDICATES DISMANTLED IN 2018 Kampala District. They committedthefollowingcrimes Usafi Mosque, Usafi at the in Division, Rubaga Parish, II Mengo Zone, Luzige Park, Taxi Abdul Hakim Lugolobi and MahadKasozi. They were hiding under anIslamic Sect based (The onlyfemale), Abubaker Kyewolwa,HassanKatoMiiro, Buvumbo, Abbas Musa Yakub HausiByensi, Yusuf Lubega, Hussein Wasswa, Muzamiru Ssali, Hajara Nakandi Kisalita, Mahad “Imam” the Bukenya, Ismailah ‘Amir” the of comprised syndicate The 6.1 UsafiMosqueCriminalSyndicate. crimes againstforeignandlocalinvestments. house breaking and thefts, obtaining money by false pretenses mainly in fake gold scams, robberies, aggravated murders, organisation, terrorist to belonging persons, in trafficking murder, to arrested intent with Kidnap identified, from range committed were they offences The others prosecuted. and among syndicates criminal key 16 agencies, security Wamala and otherareas. With wellguidedinvestigations and coordination with other within the regions of Kampala Metropolitan Policing Area, Greater Masaka, Rwizi, In 2018 and previous years, Organised Criminal Syndicates committed heinous crimes 6.0 Introduction iii. ii. i. a ransomfromherparents. On 24 On 7 Old KampalaCRB141/2018:KidnapandMurder ofSusanMagara were arrestedbyMozambique SecurityinanISIScamptheybusted. of thegroupnamely Abdulrahman Faisal, Senono Abubakar and Kabasiita Fatuma The samegroupwascharged withbelongingtoaterrorist groupwhenthreemembers Belonging toISIS: under thepretextofteachingthemIslam. Mosque Usafi at kept being found children 159 involving Persons in Trafficking CID HeadquartersGEF/2018: Trafficking inPersons recovered. Birongo Village along Entebbe Express Highway, the body ofMagara Susan was received 200,000.Howeveron27 a ransomofUSD theKidnappers District, Kampala Division Makindye Road Busabala off Ndejje th February, 2018, they kidnapped one Magara Susan F/A 28years and demanded

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Commercial Vehiclespurchased all from proceeds the ransom the money.of District Buikwe in Land (6)of Titled Six and (35) Acres thirty five valuablelocated additionto identified also recovered,Police evidence and In On the 27 Kasozi are Kasozithe are only at large. ones still Buikwe.and Yakub HausiByansi, Abdul Hakim Mahad and Lugolobi subsequently from arrested Mosque, around Usafi Kampala Metropolitan

Page th Susan Magara Magara Susan of Murder and Kidnap 141/2018 KampalaOld CRB April, 2018, the suspects were identified, tracked and subsequently and tracked identified, were suspects the 2018, April, th April, suspects 2018,the wereidentified, and tracked Usafi Mosque Criminal Criminal Mosque Usafi Syndicate Syndicate on goin on goin is process Extradition in Mozambique. arrested fromISIS camp and detained Fatuma and Kabasiita Abubakar Senono Faisal, Abdulrahman ISIS to Belonging Kira Road GEF 008/2017 purposes of securing a ransom Kidnapof Kalenge Bashir for of; Defilement Aggravated 499/2018 GEF Headquarters CID

iii. Kemigisha Rashida Rashida Kemigisha iii. vi. Namususwa Amina Amina Namususwa vi. Subira Namususwa iv. i Najulu Ramlah ii. v. Namususwa Hairat Hairat Namususwa v. i. Nambi Fatuma Nambi Fatuma i. The CriminalSyndicatecommittedtheunderlistedcases:- sacrifice. human and assault sexual ransom, a procuring of purposes for Juveniles Female Women/ kidnapped syndicate the 2018, May and March Between District. Kampala in as Taxi Guidesat Wandegeya Bukoto Stage,Old Taxi Park,Kampala Central Division John Bosco Alias OkelloKifeesi andLukwagoHerbertSsalongo. They woulddisguise The groupcomprisedofSsalongoDdumba,awitchdoctor, MugabiKamadaShakur, Oloo 6.2 KidnapandMurder CriminalSyndicateofOld Taxi Park iii. vi. iv. ii. ii. v. i.

to HighCourtfortrialon21 Ten (10)Suspectsappeared inBugandaRoadMagistratesCourtandwerecommitted reunited withtheirparentsexceptonechildwhoisstillundersafeshelters. and someofthegirlswerepregnantbytimeraid. They havesincebeen in UsafiMosque.Someofthewomenandgirlchildren hadbeensexuallyassaulted The suspectshadalsogathered an ISIScamptheyhaddiscoveredandbusted. Two members ofthegroupwerefoundandarrestedbyMozambique security in Luweero Districtwhereunsuspectingvendorssoldtothecriminalgang. One acreoflandwithdevelopment which hadcommenced was alsodiscoveredin all purchasedfromtheproceedsofransommoney. Commercial (6) Six and District Buikwe Vehicles (35) in of five Land Acres Titled thirty located and identified also Police recovered, evidence valuable to addition In the 24 recovered at Kirinyabigo, Kanala Zone, MakindyeSsabagaboin Wakiso District on The samegroupkidnaped NakisekaRoseonthe10 Old KampalaCRB499/2018:Kidnapand Murder ofNakisekaRose up toawitchdoctor’s shrineforsacrifice. Ssabagabo in Wakiso District. The groupmet her intheNew Taxi Parkandluredher recoveredHer bodywason24 On 22 Halima Old KampalaCRB585/2018:KidnapandMurder ofRehemaNabwanika th nd May, 2018. April, 2018,Rehema Nabwanika Halima was kidnapped and murdered. st November2018. 126 th April, 2018atKikajjoZoneNamasubaMakindye childrenand 28 women whom they had confined th May2018andherbody was Page

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Nakasujja Shamsa Nakasujja of defilement and Kidnap 718/2018 CRB Kampala CPS Kidnap and Murder of Murder and Kidnap st CPS Kampala CRB CRB Kampala CPS Nalule Milly Drinah NaluleMilly January 2018, criminals attacked the villages of Kisaaka in Lwengo District and have sincebeencommittedtoHighCourt fortrial to demand for Ransom, Murder and Defilement at LDC Magistrates Court and they All the Six (6) suspects in these heinous crimes were charged of Kidnap with intent recovery ofthebodiesNabwanikaRehema HalimaandNakasekaRose. Upon their arrest valuable evidence was recovered and they led the Police to the Ssalongo andNdumbaamongothers Bosco aliasOkelloKifeesi, LukwagoHerbertalias These included;OlooJohn Police and other sister security agencies were able to arrest a number of suspects. Upon their arrest valuable evidence was recovered and Rose. the recovery the of bodies Nabwanikaof Rehema Nakaseka Halima and Herbert alias Ssalon suspects Charity and Nalule Driinah, all mentioned above. victims namely Nabwanika Rehema Halima, Nakisekka Ro Shakur identified as Mugabe KamadaShakur. able t was Police and other sister s sister other and Police 676/2018

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E and immediately, theattackers triedtoescape. using their phone. Beforethey could rape her, sheheard gunshots inher compound ordered hertoundress whichshecomplied. They started taking her nudepictures she givesthem more moneytowhichshedidnothaveandwhen failed, they She gavethemUGX25,000whichshehad inherbag. The attackers insisted that the bedroomofNakyambaddeRestyand starteddemandingformoneyfromher. The attackers gained entry by smashingthe front door glass.Onentry they entered District on075052868whileinherhouse heardherfrontdoorglassbeingbroken. a midwife and a resident of Mukoko village, Bukulula Sub-County in Kalungu On the10 Kalungu CRB132/2018,BurglaryandattemptedRape. Nantale Janewasfinallymurderedabout150metersfromherhome. However, pestle. a using arm the on criminals fleeing the of one injure to managed help ofKiyemba Andrew. Intheensuingpursuitbycriminals,Kiyemba Andrew where shehadsoughtrefuge. She later managed to sneakoutofthe house withthe the revelers at about 0300hrs and proceeded to pursue Nantale Jane in her house Nasande, whowasfoundattending to 5revelers. The criminals attacked and injured The gang movedtoKisojo A Trading Center, at the home of Nantale Jane alias Bukomansimbi CRB005/2018,Kisojo A Trading Center: Nancy wholaterdiedatMulagoHospital. his house,murdered,robbedcashandseriouslyinjuredgrand-daughterNabifo alias Lumala,aRetired SeniorSuperintendent ofPolice,forcedthemselvesinto Kyabagoma LC1 Village,Denis ataround0200hrs,thehomeofSsebugwawo From attacking Gonzaga Kayemba alias Kadomola, the gang proceeded to Bukomansimbi CRB001/2018,KyabagomaLC1 Village: Gonzaga KayembaaliasKadomola. Kisojo Roadwhereataround0100hrs,theyattackedoneSserembaJohnBoscoand The gangthenmovedtoKisaaka Trading Centerand proceededalongKisaaka- High Schoolandresident of Kisaakavillage, Kingo Sub-County, LwengoDistrict. The attacks started at the home of oneKaterega Francis, adirector of St.Francis Lwengo CRB003/2018,Kisaaka Village:

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010/2018. Bukomansimbi CRB005/2018,CRBMasaka LwengoCRB003/2018. including; Bukomansimbi CRB Bukomansibi001/2018, CRB 003/2018, Madi. with Kabukolwa Kidawalime Kisojjo of one villages alias and Muhamad they two the attacked confessed that he and Dauda wasarrested Kawesi aliasUpon investigationone GaliwangoMusa Moze aliasintelligence, and pursued to no avail. Fortunately, the gang had resumed their criminal resumedtheir had gang avail. Fortunately, no the to pursued vigorously They were nearbybush. the to and off Warders took Prison Magistrates Court mention for of their cases, escaped from unsuspecting the Kyabagoma LC1 village Lumala) Lumala) Bukomansimbi CRB compound butitwasfenced,leadingtoviolentconfrontations. They foundtheattackers stillinsidethehouse. The attackers tried to escapefromthe station. Police Bukulula of REF03/10/04/2018 SD. vide call the to responded had Venance and twocrime preventers Kyakuwa Mayanja Mike andKafeeroGodfrey Mugyenyi SGT Steven, Twinomugisha C/ASP Station Police Bukulula OC The Kawesi Dauda was arrested and he confessed that they attacked the two villages of Upon investigation and intelligence, one Galiwango Musa alias Moze alias st

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E Paul, Byakatonda Joseph, KawadwaMatia, and Katerega Quraisi werecharged to with keeping been had he rifle SMG Byakatonda in Byakatonda’s mother’s bedroom. the All the suspects namely Serugo of recovery the to Police the led and subsequent arrestoftheothersuspects.On arrestofSerugoPaul,hewasinterviewed Police to the people who had hired it. One Kawadwa was thus arrested leading to the establishing theownershipthroughmotor vehicleregistry, theownerledMasaka garages inMasakaandthesaidvehicle was recovered in agarageNyendo.On stoned smashingthewindscreen,it’s thenthatanoperation wasmountedinallthe At oneofthescenesinKyabakuza,MasakaDistrict,gang’s motorvehiclewas Lwengo CRB114/2018, Aggravated Robbery Luzira GovernmentPrison. was later on arrested while hiding in Ntungamo and he is currently remanded at Kidawalime Muhammedasthecolleaguemanagedtoescape.He Galiwango Musa Bukullula where the victim raised the security who wrestled the thugs killing one the gang hadresumedtheir criminal operations andwenttoattack a home in Fortunately, avail. no to pursued vigorously were bush. They nearby the to off took Court formentionoftheircases,escapedfromtheunsuspectingPrison Warders and On 1 CRB 003/2018.Masaka010/2018. Lwengo 005/2018, CRB Bukomansimbi 003/2018, CRB Bukomansibi 001/2018, charged withvariouscases of murder and robberyincluding; Bukomansimbi CRB Kabukolwa andKisojjowithoneKidawalime MuhamadaliasMadi. the GeneralCourtMartial inMakindyeandarependingtrial.

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The duowere iii. iv. ii. the hard ware shop shooting dead two people and robbed UGX 435,705,500 attacked robbers armed of group ADistrict. town/Masaka Masaka in MUTO alias On 01 Masaka CRB621/2018, Aggravated RobberyatMosesKHardware Shop Court Martial. vide Shop General to charged and Hardware others 05 with arrested were They 621/2018. CRB Masaka Muto at murder/robbery the in others and Imran Wakube they neverreportedbackasrequired.Jumba DericklaterteamedupwithKayemba, After mandatoryremand periodofsixmonths,theywerereleased on courtbailbut Jumba Derickwasarrestedwithhiswife Namubiru. They were charged tocourt. hg so da 2 PF odes aey A 04 LCL anaa n RA and Baingana L/CPL 20647 212876 L/CPL Kabugo Denis RA namely soldiers UPDF 2 dead shot thugs On 7 Masaka CRB917/2017, Aggravated RobberyofaRifle arrested underRakaiCRB322/2018. gun The was also amongst those recovered when one Kiwanuka officer. Paul, a UPDF veteran was police the from gun said the stole they how to as revealed later by SerugoPaul were arrested after committing several robberies and murders, they have noideaontheprobablesuspects.Itwasnotuntilagroupofarmedgangsled to help in inquiries in a bid to recover the gun. Onquestioning him, he seemed to the gun taken. He immediately reported to Rakai Police Station and hewasarrested to fetch water for hishome use. On coming back, he found the house broken into and back from work with his gunand he left the said gun locked up in his houseand went The Police officer No. 7501 SPC Sentongo Joseph, a Special Police Constable came Rakai CRB322/2018, Theft ofaRifle died onarrival. at andsustainedbullet wounds. HewasrushedtoMasakareferral Hospital wherehe lying in a pool of blood. One Shafic kiggundu scene ofcrime, a bodyofMusinguziMoses the cashier plus the gun belonging to a Security Guard ofthe Reserve Force. At the th st July2017,acaseofmurderregisteredatKasijagirwa Village where armed July, 2018ataround1958hrs,there was shootingat Moses Khardware shop

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search was conducted with Kiwanukaand three guns andapangawere recovered in Mbuye Village, Buzirandulu Parish, Kasali SubCounty veteran residing This ledtothesubsequent arrestofoneKiwanukaPaul,aUPDF who washidingina remote IslandofKalangala. Julius aliasRuvigiandKiizaMatia.Further arrestsweremadeofoneJumbaDerrick Wakiso District. He confessed and revealed other accomplices including; Tweheyo Agencies leading to a one Kankaka Gerevasio a boda boda rider from Busega in Investigations commenced withcoordinatedoperationsinvolvingall the Security Martial MakyindyevideMasakaCRB621/2018 from Jumba Derrick and Kiwanuka Paul. The two suspectswere convicted by Court killed if he makes any alarm. The gun waslater recovered by Flying Squad Masaka threatened tobe of liveammunitions.Hewaswithasword loaded with5rounds UG-COL11200917-108245 No. rifle an type them SAR with away took and Askari and SewerageCooperation plant,2unknownassailantsattacked one Orikiriza Julius Its alleged thaton31 Kyazanga CRB129/2018, Aggravated RobberyofaRifle Shafic Musinguzi Moses Its allegedIts that31 on 129/2018 CRB Kyazanga Makyindye Masaka vide CRB Kiwanuka Paul. The two suspects were convicted by was later recovered by Flying Squad Masaka He was threatened with a sword to be killed if he makes any alarm.The gun COL11200917 UG No. them rifle awaywith took and Askari an Julius Orikiriza one National and Sewerage Cooperation plant, 2 unknown assailants attacked one investigations were arres murder/ later team Derick werereleased on court bail but they never reported back as required. Jumba werecharged court. to Aftermandatory

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CRB 376/2017. robberies and murders including the murder at Kasijagirwa in 2017 Vide Masaka in areas of Greater Masaka, Wakiso and Kampala areas and had committed several All theabovesuspectsweremembersofthiscriminal gang whichhadbeenoperating to bepartofthisorganised armedgang. organized gang was arrested hiding in Nansana, Wakiso District. He too confessed in themonthofFebruary, 2019, Wakube Jimmy alias Imran, the mastermind of this such asa one Kayemba Other members ofthegroupwhoparticipated intheMUTO robberyandmurder (d) (c) (b) (a) with thefollowingserialnumbers. driving motor vehicle Toyota Premio Reg.No.UAT 217A. The victim traveled in motor cycles Reg.Nos.UES715Nand UEM364Gshotat the victim who was two on travelling and AK47 an with armed robbers four The robbers. unidentified and R/OKiboga Town33,000,000 byfour CouncilwasrobbedofcashworthUGX Town Council in KibogaDistrict, one Mayanja Asuman 46yrs,anagentofBIDCO On 12 Bukomero CRB209/2018, Aggravated RobberyandMurder of Yasin. Jumba Derrick, Wakube Jimmy aliasImranandBukenyaMatia. pleaded guiltytothecharges, weresentencedtofortyyearsimprisonment. These are The suspectswerecharged intheGeneralCourtMartial at Makindyeand03ofthem building materials. bought usingtherobbedmoneysuchasmotorvehicles, household assortmentsand Cash amounting to UGX50,000,000wasrecoveredalongwithother items they had 49 roundsofammunition NWSC Vide CRB129/2018. SAR-11200917, thegunwasstolenfromaSWATT SecurityGuardatKyazanga Musinguzi Moseson01 UG UPDF49029251,the gun wasrobbed at Muto Hardwareafter killing Rakai Vide CRB322/2018. in Policeman a from stolen was firearm said the 563100709520644, POL UG th December 2018 at around 0830hrsat Kikubo Trading Center within Bukomero

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E from NamutumbaDistrictwherehewashiding. Ngoobi Hassan,amember of thegangwasalsoarrested on 29 Kiboga District. 36066880 with 06 roundsofammunitions from theceiling of Blue Sky Lodgein On 25 robbery. during theBukomerorobberysince Yasin hadaccidentally shot himselfduringthe Tamale Godfrey alsoconfessedtohaveshotandkilled Yasin, afellowgangmember robbery atMosesKHardwareshopinMasakaDistrict. Sky LodgeinKiboga Town Council. He alsoconfessedtohave participated in the he revealed that the gunwhichwasusedinrobberyaceiling of Blue confessed to have participated in the Bukomero robbery. On further interrogation, Kyanamukaaka in MasakaDistrict where hewasattending a birthday party. He On 24 shot himselfandwasderailingtheirescape. was lynched by mobwhile one Yasin wasshotat by Tamale Godfrey since Yasin had Council where he started selling from. In the process, one suspect Lukwago Ivan suspected thattherobberscouldhavetrailed the victim right fromBukomero Town had UGX24,000,000withhim; total amount robbed wasUGX33,000,000.Itis the time ofthe robbery, hehadsoldgoodsworthUGX9,000,000.However, he distributing tovariouscustomerswithinBukomeroandKikubo Trading Centre.By the morningfromKibogatoBukomeroandreceivedproductsstarted BIDCO

Page th th December 2018, he led to the recovery of the said rifle serial number 56- number serial rifle said the of recovery the to led he 2018, December December, 2018,one Tamale Godfrey wastracked and arrestedfrom th December, 2018 iii. ii. i. Mbarara CRB3165/2018:ShopBreaking and Theft Old KampalaCRB1237/2018, Attempted HouseBreaking Old KampalaCRB1133/2018, Aggravated Robbery from where Nangobi identified one of the suspects who attacked her in the night. the in her attacked who suspects the of one identified Nangobi where from were arrested. The twosuspectswerelatertransferredtoOldKampala Police Station at the Police Post, while two others namely Mwesigye Amon and Musinguzi Francis motor vehicle had four occupants. Two suspects escaped immediately after parking Alumbwa Roadforcingthem to surrenderatMusajja Alumbwa Police Post. The Boda bodacyclist in pursuit. The groupdroveuntiltheywerecorneredatMusajja Shortly after, a Toyota Corolladark blueincolourpassedheratahighspeedand 1133 wasonherwayto the hospital, when she suddenly heard people alarming. Kampala District.OneNangobiBettythevictim inthecasevideOldKampalaCRB the houseofoneByengaje Margaret atLungujja,Mbubi Zone, RubagaDivisionin On 19 her onthehead. The groupescapedunidentified. the attackers with asharpobject, raised an alarm prompting one ofthe thugs tocut valued at UGX 4,000,000, cash worth UGX 4,000,000. The victim on seeing one of customers inherbarattheaboveaddressandrobbed06mobile phones, a TV set Division in Kampala District, the group attacked one NangobiBetty and her On 19 accused are ontrialinMbarara Chief MagistrateCourt. Mwesigye Amon to sell them in Kampala. The suspectswere taken to Court and the established thatthe Rock Sport Vouchers weretakenbyKanyesigyeJuliusalias Kanyesigye Julius,SSenabulya Huzaifah and others.Duringinvestigations, it was said the of recovery the to led TVwhich instituted as identified suspects and screen screen 42inch plusRockSport Vouchers all valued at UGX 6,020,000.Inquiries were broke intotheshopof Allen Ninsima,wifeto Asiimwe Nicholasandstoleone TV in Mbarara District, Kanyesigye Julius alias Mwesigye Amon together with others In thenightof12 Old KampalaPoliceStationbyMbararaPolice. stealing motor vehicle and HouseBreaking. He (Mwesigye Amon) waspicked from the Mbarara Police as a person wanted in Mbarara District for aggravated robbery, During the evening news bulletin on Television, Mwesigye Amon was identified by th th October, 2018between0100hrs-0200hrsatLungujja, Mbubi zone,Rubaga October, 2018at around 1030hrs, the same group attempted to break into th dayofSept2018atMakanSinghStreet Mbarara Municipality Page I

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Page th nd October, 2018ataround0300hrsthesamecriminal gangarmedwithpangas, January, 2018 at around 0000hrs at Kakiika Cell, Kamukuzi Division in Achievements 1.6. group normally dangerous weapons with and breakinggroup armed pick axe, like pangas Thomas Timothy, alias Kusemererwa Wilson, Muko Ian andMweruIan. The Sanya, Byamukama Julius, Mwesigwa Musisi alias Afande Maazi, Kabanda This syndicate consisted of Ssentongo Kenneth alias Ken, Zziwa Henry alias iii. ii. i. cutter andsharpened wheel spanner. The syndicatecommitted theunderlistedcases:- with dangerousweapons like pick axe, pangas and breaking implements like big burglar Timothy, Kusemererwa Wilson, MukoIanandMweruIan. The groupnormally armed Byamukama Julius, MwesigwaMusisialias Afande Maazi, Kabanda Thomas alias This syndicate consisted ofSsentongoKennethaliasKen,ZziwaHenry aliasSanya, 6.6 Senge Wakiso -KibogaCriminalSyndicate Achievements The illustrationofthiscriminalsyndicateisshownbelow iii.

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The The criminal syndicate wasdismantled. from was Mbarara recovered in Kampala. Motor vehicleReg.NoToyota UAL179B Corona darkblueincolour stolen robbery, breaking andtheft shop as well as motortheft vehicle.of chargedAggravated of and werearrested group this leaders of ring The Senge Wakiso - Senge Kiboga Criminal Syndicate The criminalsyndicatewasdismantled. Mbarara wasrecoveredinKampala. Motor vehicle Reg. NoUAL 179B Toyota Corona darkblue in colour stolen from shop breakingandtheftaswellofmotorvehicle. The ringleadersofthisgroupwerearrestedandcharged of Aggravated robbery, in in

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Page rd th rd October, 2018at about 0150hrs atSenge Village in Wakiso District, a group December, 2018 ataround0156hrsBuzibweraB Village, Kiboga Town November 2018, the suspect’s identification parade was conducted was parade identification suspect’s the 2018, November The illustrationofthiscriminalsyndicateisshownbelow iii. Achievements ii. i. iii.

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remanded toKigoPrison. cases ofaggravatedrobberycommitted from Wakiso wheretheywerecharged and alias Musisi and another were arrested from Kampala area. These suspects had other Four othersuspectsnamely;Kabanda Tomasi,Kerementi MusasiziJoram,Mwesigwa in KibogaDistrict. These werecharged andremandedatKibogaPrison. Ssekanonyi andMpirigwavillages in Mityana District and Bukomero Town Council Mukwaya RobertandSandaRichardwerearrestedfromNansanain Wakiso, Five suspectsnamelyMulimiraFalshani,KakoozaSharifu,Kakumba Wilber, set, kitchenutensilsandanassortmentofclothes screen flat cylinder, a gas Toshiba TV one iron, player,flat Technoone one phone, No UAX418K Toyota Klugger, one microwave, one cannon camera, one DVD Police followed the thugs andsomeexhibits recovered namely motor vehicle Reg household itemsallvaluedatUGX70,000,000. player, ladies pairsofshoes,men’s pairsofshoes,academic documents andother Klugger, twoDelllaptopcomputers,onemicrowave, onecannoncamera,DVD TV set, Twelve T-Shirts, one gas cylinder, motorvehicle Reg NoUAX418K Toyota threatened to kill them. They robbed cash worth UGX 250,000, a flat screen Toshiba They tied Mrs Benna Agaba and other two family members with ropes and

where they were charged and remanded to Kigo Prison. suspects had other cases of aggravated robbery committed fromWakiso Kerementi alias Musisi and another were arrested from Kampala area. These The motor vehicle Reg No. UAQ 513K was recovered in Kiboga confessed to have participated in Buloba robbery. The suspects werearrested in another robbery incident in and Kiboga sets, 02 mobile phones, LG fridge, flat cashiron and worth UGX 120,000. vehicle Reg. No. UAQ 513K, Toyota Gaia. They also robbed 02 televison They assaulted the victim and ordered her They werearmed with burglarcutter, pangas, axe,pick iron bar and harmer. District,groupa armed of robbers broke intothe homeoneof Ariho Leah. On 28 On CRBBuloba 256/2018, Aggravated Robbery th

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E Bulenga CRB 127/2018. in colour. The motive for the killing is still unknown. deceased were shotdeadinmotor vehicle Reg. NoUAJ228V Toyota Coroner, black The motorcycles. numberless two on riding and rifles 47 two AK with armed men unidentified four by dead shot were Resty Naalinya one and Muhammad Kirumira On 08 Bulenga CRB127/2018,Murder of ASP Kirumira andNaalinyaResty 2019. The motor vehicle Reg NoUBA 413Iwasrecovered form Nansanaon26 Five suspectswerearrested,charged to Wakiso Courtandremanded at Kigo Prisons. 475,000. 413I, flat screen television set, two wrist watches, solar system and cash worth UGX pick axeandapanga. The thugsrobbedthevictim’s motorvehicle Reg. NoUBA District, a groupofrobbersbrokeinto the house ofoneMugenyiLeviticus using a During thenightof23 Bujuuko CRB021/2018, Aggravated Robbery The motorvehicleRegNo.UAQ513KwasrecoveredinKiboga have participatedinBulobarobbery. The suspectswerearrestedinanotherrobberyincident in Kibogaandconfessedto cash worthUGX120,000. Gaia. They also robbed 02 televison sets, 02 mobile phones, LG fridge, flat iron and and orderedhertohandoverthekeymotorvehicle513K, Reg. No.UAQ Toyota with burglar cutter, pangas, pick axe, iron bar and harmer. They assaulted the victim a groupofarmedrobbersbrokeintothehomeone Ariho Leah. They werearmed On 28 Buloba CRB256/2018, Aggravated Robbery

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case wasregistered Vide th January, their countriesoforigin anddeclaredpersonanongrata; The following suspects were arrested in dubious gold deals and subsequently deported to Bugolobi. These foreignerspartnerwithsomeUgandanstoformupa criminalsyndicate. and Kenyans. They mainly operate in the areas of Kabalagala, Buziga, Nkonge, Bunga and The prominent fraudsters inthisrespect are some foreigners especially Congolese, Nigerians of millionsdollarsundertheguiseselling themgenuinegold. from unsuspectinginvestorsandotherprominent businesspeople who hadbeendefrauded An operationagainstfakegolddealerssyndicatewasmountedarisingoutofpublic outcry 6.8 Kabalagala,Buziga,Nkonge,BungaandBugolobiGoldSyndicate. Fake GoldSyndicate The illustrationofthiscriminalsyndicateisshownbelow ii. form a criminal up syndicate. Nkonge, Bungaand Bugolobi. Theseforeig Nigerians and Kenyans. Theymainly operate in theareas of Kabalagala, Buziga, The prominent fraudsters in this respect are some foreigners especially Congolese, been defrauded millionsof of d outcry from unsuspecting investors and other prominent business people who had An operation against fake gold dealers syndicatewas mounted arising outof public Fake Syndicate Gold deported to their countries of origin and declared persona non grata; subsequently and deals gold indubious arrested were suspects following The 1.8. a. Muhammad Murder of ASP Kirumira Bulenga CRB 127 ADF and ledPolicetootherassociatesoperatinginaroundKampala.On06 ADF in Democratic ADF RepublicofCongo.Jamilconfessedtobelongthe Muwonge Improvised ExplosiveDevices(IEDs),foodsuppliesandgumbootsdestinedfor searched thebusandrecoveredanassortmentofexhibitscommonlyusedformaking Link BusCompanyinKyengera, Wakiso DistrictandarrestedaoneJamilMuwoge, On 2 CID HeadquartersE352/2018, Terrorism 02 N10404649. Chsherbakov Anton, aKazakhstan national, a holder of Kazakhstan passport no. case arebeinginvestigatedinlinewiththemurderof ASP KirumiraMuhammad. November, 2018,13suspectswerecharged tocourt.Someofthesuspectsinthis

suspectswerearrested,ofwhom otherassociates operatingin andaround Kampala.On 06 Congo. Jamil Muwonge confessed to belong to the ADF and led Police to food supplies and gumboot exhibits commonly used formaking Improvised ExplosiveDevices (IEDs), aone Jamil Muwoge, searched thebus and recovered an assortment of belonging to Link Bus Company inKyengera, Wakiso District and arrested 2 On being investigated in line with the murder of ASP Kirumira Muhammad. 13 suspects werecharged to court. Some of the suspects in this cas Kabalagala, Buziga, Nkonge,and BungaBugolobi nd July, 2018Security operatives intercepted a Kasese boundbusbelonging to

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I d. b. a. c. d. Imiakani Bokwete c. Thiery Mugisha, Barak a Congolese OB0843923. and OP0133516 Kelvis Nkoy Essoa N0391/18. N10404649. no. Chsherbakov Anton, a Kazakhstan national, a Prisons The suspects were arrested, charged to Court and remanded to Luzira b. a.

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c. b. a. 6.11 BirungiStellaDindiandothersfakegoldsyndicate Kilimana of fakeUSD2,450 duringasearchattheir residence were found inpossession Two members ofthe samecriminal syndicate, Birungi StellaDindiandKibirigeNasser CID HeadquartersE 021/2018,BeinginPossessionof2,450 Counterfeit USDollars documents, criminaltrespassandattempt to defraud. a felony, obtaining money by false pretenses, forgery, personation, uttering false They were charged in LDC and City Hall courts with offences of conspiracy to commit 2017 usingthesamemethodofoperation. Muhammad Soubhi defrauded have in to businessman identified Canadian a also Assi, to be employees of Makerere University Laboratory. They were arrested and positively of 13tablets in thelaboratory for atestandthesuspectshadwhiteapronspretending was takentoMakerere University Laboratory for ashamtest. The criminals had 14kgs defraud Akil Nasri,aCanadian national and businessmanofUSD456,000. The victim On 10 of Akil NasriandPersonation CID Headquarters E 014/2018, Attempt todefraudUSD456,000theprejudice The suspectswerenotarrestedbutPoliceremainedonthelookout. went backtoCanada. later He case. the report to assisted was victim The disappeared. and off were phones tablets were foundto be fake. On contacting Stella and the group, all their known were fake. A quick test was conducted by the victim using another laboratory and the later, thecolourof12tablets had startedchangingandthe victim suspected they containing 7kgs ofgoldwithakeytothepadlock. When thevictim opened thebox for shamgoldtest. After thefraudulent Assay goldtest,theyhandedoverametallic gold whereas not. The victim was taken to Makerere University Chemistry Laboratory Stella Dindi and her group mentioned above in a pretext of selling him 07kgs ofpure Assi, aCanadian citizen andbusinessman was defrauded of USD189.000byBirungi On 26 CID HeadquartersE012/2018,GoldFraud Kamugisha Richard,Kibirige Wasser Kilimani,Kabonge Yazid andBudgiRuharara. This groupconsistofBirungiStella Dindi, KirondeDavidaliasSamSimbwaDaudi, th th November, 2017atGrandImperial Hotel inKampala, one SoubhiMohammad January, 2018,Birungi Stella Dindi and her criminal syndicate attempted to Page I

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The said motor vehicle, a television set and one smart phones were abandoned at Mukono recovered bysecurity guardsthemselves. The twogunsbelonging tothesecurity guards wereabandonedwithinthe scene and the aboveitems. proceeded with him to the second guard inside who wasalso disarmed before they robbed then him disarmed and gate main the at was who guard security a grabbed first thugs The said industrywhichwaslaterrecovered. motor vehicleregistrationnumberUBA629T 30,000,000 fromthe Alphard valuedatUGX county in Mukono District and robbed 13 smart phones, UGX 100,000,000, 16000 USD, WOODLONG SHEindustryfoundinthe same premises at Kayanja village Nagojje sub 12) armedwithpangas,ironbarsandonegunattacked CHEN HEIndustryandPLOY On the 6 Investigations ledtothearrestofninesuspectswhowerecharged tocourtandremanded. scene andthetworiflesrobbedwerefoundabandonedatBamunanikainLuweero. Laptops and 08phonesbelonging to the Chinese. Two full magazines recovered at the P.C. Ocan George andNo.47942 P.C30,000,000, 03 OgwalRaymondandrobbedUGX Zirobwe, about20personsarmedwithmachetes stormedthequarryanddisarmedNo.41327 On 09 end oftheyearandtherearenomoreattacks. Through joint efforts of the Police and CMI, while BusogaNorthandBukediRegionsregistered with Most ofthesecaseswereregisteredinKMP Eastwith court, of theyear, robbery, house breaking and theft. Out of these, i. 09 th 05 Zirobwe CRB181/2018, Aggravated Robbery Some oftheincidentscrimeagainstforeign investments Recycle Batteries November, 2018ataround0145hrsBangcheng InvestmentsLtd,astonequarryin cases,KMP Southwith ii. casessecuredconvictions. th day of October 2018 at around 0330/c a group of un identified people (about people identified un of group a 0330/c around at 2018 October of day 03 Mukono CRB1333/2018; Aggravated RobberyatChenHEIndustry- caseshadsuspectscommitted to HighCourt, 04 cases,Savannahwith

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 pangas, knives, ropes, breaking implements and face masks broke into the offices and offices the into broke masks face and implements breaking ropes, knives, pangas, On 01 Benard werecharged tocourtandremandedLuziraPrison.. suspects namely Four Asindu Jimmy, MubajjeJoelaliasRasta, Wandera Isaacand Wejuli Mubajje JoelaliasRasta, Wandera Isaacand Wejuli Benard. were These conducted. parade identification on three identify to managed Jimmy Asindu All thesuspectsareemployeesofcompany. Outoftheeightsuspects,victim one Eight (08)suspectsarrestedandarelistedhereunder; ammunitions wererecoveredthroughthehelpofCanineservices. for treatment. Two gunsmarked MK1 12&250respectively and three (03) live Jimmy and twoIndianswereassaulted and rushedtoSt.FrancisHospital - Nagalama Two security guards attached to Tight Security Group namely Okiror Gilbert and Asindu million shillings) CT spear all valued at approximately 220 million Uganda shillings(two hundred twenty of PVS,200pieces of carst iron design, 50 pieces of manhole covers and 500 pieces of UGX 6,500,000and company properties which include 200 cable single 2.5mm, 150 bags System, Camera CCTV watches, three phones, five items;- following the robbed knives, 0300hrs by unknown thugs. The robbers about ten (10) in number armed with pangas and happened on him and others at the Crane Roofing ‘U’ Limited Factory on the 29/10/2018 at Village ofKabembe Kyampisi SubCountyintheMukonoDistrictreportedamatter of Aggravated Robberythat and resident Ltd ‘U’ Roofing Crane at Planting Copper charge in On the29 the robbersandharddisktaken. opposite HIVE Bar from where they were recovered. The CCTV Camera was destroyed by vii.

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E iii. st iv. Quarry Company‘U’ Ltd Ltd November, 2018atabout0100hrs, unknownthugsabout20innumber armedwith Wejuli Benard Wandera Isaac Bwire Kenneth Mubajje JoelaliasRasta,

th Page day of October2018,one Naggalama CRB: 438/2018, Aggravated RobberyatHongranStone ‘U’ Roofing Crane at Robbery Aggravated 433/2018, CRB Naggalama G.K Pandiyan viii. vi. iv. ii. Baliraine Robert Kato Dan Kiggundu George Mukisa Samuel , male adult 36yrs, an Indian National and threemotorcycles wererecovered. Muwonge, Mubiru Abdbaker and John Bosco Junju were arrested. Eight Mobile Phones namely; KakandeDouglas,PatrickMusinguzi,KennethSebagala,Herbert six suspects the beginningofOctober2018tovarious people usingBodaCyclistsandcouriers. slogan account walletsandthreatening to harmthosewhorefusecomply. The letters with the 45,000 tobesentthrough theprovidedBitCoin 10,000 toUSD in dollarsbetweenUSD Link Buses amongothers.Intheletters and whatsappmessages,they demanded for money -Chairman Riham Group ofCompanies, Eco Buses,Oilcom Nakulabye, SEROMA and of Ham Towers, Idro Taban -theManagingDirectorKK Transporters, Yasser Ahman businessmen/women in and around Kampala City. These included Hamis Kiggundu -Owner AGENCY’’ Between the months of May2018and October 2018,a group knownas CID HeadquartersGEF 1199/2018, Threatening Violence 6.14 MwanjeBrianCriminalSyndicate The fivesuspectswerecommittedtoHighCourtfortrial. customers paydirectlyatthefactory. It was discovered that the company keeps large sums ofmoney at the company since Bwambale JosephaliasDiego. and asignatorytotheaccount,MugerwaQuraish,KasujjaBrian,KasarirweMustafa The followingwerearrested;Kintu Abel Kitezala, the companytranslator, supervisor monitor, broken TV screen,panga,ropesandthemotorvehicle. Francis Hospital–Nagalama. Some exhibits wererecoveredwhichinclude; computer One Yusuf Hassan,aguardwasseverely injured and issuedwithPF3rushedtoSt. 2km awayfromthescene). but laterrecoveredabandonedatKibumbestageonGayaza–KalagiRoad(approximately was vandalized andmotorvehicle Reg. NoUAR947Xbelongingtothecompanytaken approximately 142,500,000,oneHPUGX laptopandsixsmartphones. The CCTV system cash following:- the robbed and Ltd ‘U’ Company Quarry Stone Hongran of residences ‘‘the corrupt fear us, the honest support us, the heroic join us’’ sent threatening anonymousletters andwhatsappmessagestoprominent ‘‘THE PEOPLES were circulated at Page I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 original numberplate isUAR543Xwhichwasalsorecovered. Suspects weretraveling in motorvehicle Reg NoUAV 831JMarkIIblackincolor whose who wastraveling in FusoRegNoUAV826Y comingfromMbararatoMutukula Town . Road, 02menarmed with AK47, RobbedUGX52,000,000fromNabayinda Hadijja On 11 black incolor. called Chin enterprises. Suspects were travelling in motor vehicle No UAR543XMark II 4,000,000fromoneMubangiGodfrey.robbed UGX The moneybelongedtoacompany On 07 053Y. They robbedcash,mobilephonesanddocuments passengers fromKampalatoMasaka-KyoteraandBabu Tausi adriverofvehicle UBB Tamale Godfrey whowasdriving motor vehicle UAS 102A CostaRosawhile transporting uniform robbedone Kyotera Road,armedthugsnumberingabout08dressedinUPDF On 30 1984-AL439717412 fromapoliceofficer, oneSPC TwesigomweJohn. 416S, UBA 393D,UBD729C. They robbed cash, mobile phones and SMG NOUGPOL uniform robbedpassengersinmotorvehicles Registration numbers UBC673A,UAZ On 23 The criminalsyndicatecommittedthefollowingcrimes; A jointoperation composed ofPoliceandCMIsquadsmanaged to arrestnine(09)thugs. point intheaboveareas. gun at rob and blocks Road stage would who rifles SMG and pistols with armed uniforms Throughout 2017to2018,thereweresixarmedrobberiesbythugsdressedinmilitary 6.15 Kampala/Masaka/Western Uganda Syndicate iii. Masaka CRB817/2018: Aggravated Robbery

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E th th Nansana CRB745/2018: Aggravated Robbery Masaka CRB873/2018: Aggravated Robbery Kyenjojo CRB1101/ 2018: Aggravated Robbery rd th September, 2018at around 1747hrsat Kirimya junction along Masaka-Kyotera August, 2018ataround0900hrs at Nansana in Wakiso District, 02 armed thugs September, 2018at around 0010hrsat Kagenzi Trading Centre along Masaka- September, 2018ataround0020hrs, agroupofarmedthugsdressedinUPDF

Page Achievements The illustrationofthiscriminalsyndicateisshownbelow 350,000. POLcolour NoUG 00747021806with15RDSofammos,twomobilephonesandUGX armed men dressed in UPDF uniforms robbed SP Kayongo Musa of his pistol Star black in On 05 cash. and phones included which properties their off 408R UAF VehicleNo in Reg. travelling seven thugs armed with AK 47and pistols dressed in UPDF Uniformsrobbed occupants 29 On iv. ii. v. i. Pistol Pistol from SP Kayongo Musa Aggravated Robbery Kalisizo CRB 181

On 05 On mobile phones and two ammos, RDS of 15 with 00747021806 UGPOL No colour in black Star pistol high way high On On propertieswhich included phonescash. and Uniforms robbed occupants travelling in Veh MateteRoad seven thugs ar Achievements th th Kalisizo CRB181/2018: Aggravated Robbery Masaka CRB729/2018: Aggravated Robbery Yasin alias Dog, Lubega Uthuman, Kayinga David alias Councilor and Kasekende Luzira Prison. These areKakoozaUmaru,Kasinga Musa,Kajubi Yasin, Kyambadde The following suspects werecharged inGeneral Court Martial and remanded to SMGs UGPOL 1984-AL439717412 andNumber197755305. Two pistols; UGPOL 15-CN02321334005andUGPOL 00747021806plustwo vi. v. July,at Kamungolo villagealongKyabakuzaMateteRoad 2018ataround2230Hrs July, 2018ataround2230HrsNinzivillage alongMasaka–Kyoterahighway, i.

408F occupants motor of vehicle UAF Aggravated Robbery CRBMasaka 729/2018 393D, UBD 729C UBC 673A, UAZ 416S,UBA passengers in motor vehicles Aggravated Robbery Kyenjojo CRB 1101/2018 29 Masaka CRB 729/2018: Agg 729/2018: CRB Masaka Kalisizo CRB 181/2018: Agg 181/2018: CRB Kalisizo Two pistols; UG POL 15 UGPOL pistols; Two two SMGs UG POL 1984 UG POL SMGs two th th

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 The illustrationofthiscriminalsyndicate is shownbelow boda 2010Nateetewhileothershave beenpositivelyidentifiedbutarestillatlar Kiwalabye Huzairu,chairman boda 2010Busegaand Yiga Deogratius,chairman alias Mulangira, driver ofthe CEO ofCasesMedical Centre, Nalunga Resty Gorret, Evidence unfolded leadingtothearrestofanumbersuspectsnamely Mawa Muzamiru focused onthetimewhenvictimleftCaseMedicalCentretogoandbankmoney. After theDNA analysisshowed thatthebodywasforEkulungar Francis, theinvestigations Breakthrough of therecoveredbody. 009/2018 CRB Kajjansi under investigated was case missing. The reported been had who children for DNA analysis. A DNA testrevealed the bodywasthat of Ekulungar Francis Police Division. Arrangements weremadeandsamplesextracted from thevictim’s Mulago andtheinformationreachedrelativesreportedtoKajjansi ofEkulungarwho road. The bodywasburntbeyond recognition. The bodywasconveyedtoCityMortuary the along village Lumuli in discovered was person unidentified of body burnt a District, On 3 reported acaseofdisappearanceat Wandegeya PoliceStationvideCRB008/2018. relatives his and office to back come not did He 9.000. USD and 8,305,500 UGX bank to Case Medical Centre left his office in motor vehicle Reg No. UAW 899U, a Toyota Premio On 2 Kajjansi CRB009/2018; Aggravated robbery andMurder ofEkulungar Francis 6.16 MawaMuzamiruCriminalSyndicate

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en positively identified but are still at large. Page CRB 008 All suspects involved were positively identified and arrested. arrested. and identified positively were involved suspects All Muhindo alias Kim Pascal Therobbed car theof deceased was recovered fromhome the oneKikandi of NalungaResty KiwalaGorret,

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ge. alias Wattu wasarrestedwhiletryingtofleethe country. the victims believe they wereroyals. The victims were later tracked and HassanKakande registration number used. The suspects obtained apatrol car to escort the convoy tomake from EntebbeInternational Airport, thedetectives were abletoidentify the motor vehicle the suspects later on switched off their phones and disappeared. Through the CCTV footage card andoverdrewit.Lateronthehotelbills accumulated14,000,000and to aboutUGX of thevictim’sthem outofthehoteltoCityCentrewhere theytookpossession credit International Airport and driven to the same hotel. The criminal syndicate started taking Entebbe at lounge VIP through received were and two, first the joined Dlamini Bonisile Resort hotelinthecity. After aweek,QueenMotherLombekisoSigcauandhersister Nature Maya a in booked were they Fahagi as identified only one and Mwanje Haruna Africa and were picked from Entebbe International Airport by one Hassan Bulwadda, On the 19th October, 2018,Princess Wezizwe Sigcau and Chief Ayanda Faku left South awaiting trialinChiefMagistrate’s CourtatMpigi. suspects included; Hassan Kakande alias Wattu and Hajji Haruna Mwanje. The case is met oneHassanBulwadda,themainsuspectonFacebookandtheybeganchatting. Other Princess Wezizwe offerings. ritual through Kingdom Amanpondo affecting problems the District. The suspectsluredtheduoforSouth Africa toKampala allegedly to helpthem solve Kingdom in South Africa were conned of USD15,000at Maya Nature Resort in Mpigi Queen Mother Lombeko Sigcau and her daughter Princess Wezizwe Sigcau of Amanpondo CID HeadquartersGEF 1268/2018,ObtainingMoneybyFalsePretenses 6.17 HassanKakandealias Wattu CriminalSyndicate them ofhugesumsmoney. This group meets their potential victims on social media, lure them to Uganda and defraud Kampala Fraudsters ii. Achievements i. All suspectsinvolvedwerepositivelyidentifiedandarrested. alias KimPascal. The robbedcarofthedeceasedwasrecoveredfromhomeoneKikandiMuhindo Page I

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018 victims properly located the place where fraudstershadtaken them (victims) in Muyenga Investigators alsousing GlobalPositioningSystem the Hotel. the Motorvehicle and the driver that picked the victims from the Airport andlater on from where thevictimswereaccommodated, the investigatorswereableto traceandidentify With the help of the CCTV Cameras at Entebbe International Airport and fromthe Hotel Undersecretary MinistryofHealthwhere the matterwasreported. The victims were then referred to Criminal Investigations Directorate Headquarters by the and officesinMuyenga. project for the supply of Mobile Clinics, they didn’t have any employees in those names procurement any have not did Ministry the that informed were they where finding, fact a for offices head Health of Ministry the traced victims the fraud, is this that Realizing 40,000 offered then victims The 40,000 met a group of four men purporting to be Ministry officials who demanded from them which had been designed to look as official Ministry offices. While inthat office thevictims On 8 of thefivestarHotelswithincitycentre. Airport through the VIP Lounge, where they were picked by Kayijuka and brought to one the supply, andon7 Victims were furtherconvincedtocomeUgandasignthecontract documents before victim to come and signahugebusinesscontract for the supply of the lured Health of Ministry the of officer Procurement a be to purported who Kayijuka purporting tobeaMinistryofHealthofficialinUgandanGovernment. The victimswerecontacted on emailusedthenamesofKaijuka by aUgandanwho Allan of aCriminalsyndicateKampalaFraudsters. Directors of 7th October2018,Sirous On Vahebifar andKeivanNosrtkhahIranianNationals CID HeadquartersGEF 1112/2018, Trafficking inPersonswithintenttodefraud 6.18 SundayKizitoCriminalSyndicate

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E th October the victims were picked from theHotel and driven to Muyenga toaresidence asacommission. before thecontractissigned.

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positively identifiedbuttodatetheyarestillinhiding,beingvigorouslypursued. charged beforeChiefMagistrate atMakindyeCourtandgotabail.Othersuspectswerealso to commit a felonywerepreferredagainst Conspiracy and pretences false by Money Obtaining persons, in Trafficking of Charges and somefoundtobehavingemailcommunicationwiththevictims. and arrested three suspects and recovered some electronic gadgets which were later imaged Sunday Kizito Alias Kayijuka Allan, Kizito Alias Sunday Page I

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CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES, RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION under listedassomeofthekeychallengesUPFisfacing. These are: during theyear2018highlighted The InspectorGeneralofPoliceinvariousaddresses 7.1 Challenges Criminal Investigations viii. i. vii. iii. vi. iv. ii. v. i.

c. b. a. leading to workoverload. The UNstandardis1:12 casesperdetective per year. The The Work overload: Cyber- crime, Trafficking in drugs and persons, Human sacrifice, Trading in wild In- country and Trans- national Crimes such as Terrorism and Violent crimes, Staff welfarelikehousing,remuneration,medicalandotherbasicneeds. scientific methodsofintelligencegatheringandcrimeinvestigation. set, attitudinal change, maintenance of theavailable equipment, use ofrobust Capacity gaps intermsofprofessionalism in training, skills development, mind- land evictionsandpyramidschemes Some ofthecivil cases cannotbeignoredwherevictims are inhundredslikemass against thePolice. the perpetrators and when they are referred to civil courts, they raise complaints Civil casestaketoolongandvictims of crime want toseeaction taken against Some victimsdonothavemoneytohirelawyers. Police. This isbecause; Uganda Police is overwhelmed with victims of crime reporting civil cases to the Manpower andlogisticalconstraintsinsufficientbudget. matters, extortionsonroadsbytrafficofficers etc. selling police services like Police bond, Police Forms, K9,criminalization of civil Corruption andviolation of HumanRights:Overtheyears-Corruptpractices of Financial constraints. time torespondscenesofcrimesandreportedcases long taking Officers Police occurrences; or emergencies to response Slow/poor and lightweapons. life andtheirproducts,Environmental related crimes,Proliferationofsmallarms

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E (b) (a) Expert Reports (e) (d) (c) (b) (a) Inadequate/lack ofresources files peryear. like Kampala Metropolitan Policing areas, detectives have between 50 – 70 case rate crime high with areas In detective. per files case 45 at stands workload current (c)

I Photocopiers amongothers and Computers, cabinet, Filing namely equipment office lack offices CID Most Office equipment: locate suspects/victimsbeingtraced. direct/point/ to able be should which equipment tracking telephone cameras, There islackofvitalequipment to facilitate investigations Equipment/Tools: against theCID,inparticularandUgandaPolicegeneral. complaints of lots to leading cases their fund to offer complainants/victims the Sometimes levels. all at work CID out carry to resources financial Little/or,no Departments, Regions,District/Divisions,StationsandPosts. Inadequate number of motor vehicles to carry out CID workat all levels namely Hand WritingReports: crimes. under investigations and orwhenemployeesofthosecompanies areaccusedof There are no funds/companies to carry out audit of account of private companies Audit ofPrivatecompanies: shallow audits. requested for byCIDinvestigations and some Internal Auditors conduct very reports audit produce to long too takes times at General Auditor of office The of suspects/victims and witnesses. There is lack of interview/interrogation rooms. space is also required for confidentiality during interview and statement recording There is lack of office space where in some stations detectives sit in turns. Office Office space:

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No facilitationin lowerCourtsandyettheseare providedforsummoningwitnesses Funds forwitnessesLowerCourts: (f) (e) (d) (b) (a) Lack ofLegislation with them. This presentsachallengeduringinterrogationandeventrial. sign language taught in schools.Itisonlyknownbythe relatives or people who live suspect doesn’t knowsignlanguage. The sign language spoken bythem is notthe witness/complainant/ a that find you specialist, language sign a of services the seek you if Even suspects/witnesses/victims. dumb/blind the with stuck always is CID Sign LanguageExperts: the majorityofcasesinCriminalJusticeSystem. with requestforforensicanalysisfromCriminal investigations and otherMDAs Cyber crime is on the increase and Police Forensic Laboratory is overwhelmed Cyber ForensicExperts Policing Regionsthroughoutthecountry. The Police currently has only 08 pathologists whodonot cover the entire 27 Pathologist: to dateequipmentfacilitatefasterworkingrequirements. These take too longdueto inadequate number ofballistic experts and lack of up Ballistic Reports: backlog ateverylevelofCriminalJusticeSystem. created has affairs of state This GAL. and Services Forensic Police Directorate like the IGG,URA,NDA andUCCamongothersusethefewpersonnelat Departments and Agencies which carryoutinvestigations and prosecution writing experts, UgandahasonlyfourHand Writing Experts. All Ministries, The expertstaketoolongtorelease the reportsduetoinadequate number ofhand coupled with thefact that there are numerous playerswhocontribute to the Due tonumerouscapacity and resourcechallenges highlighted above andothers, 48 HourConstitutional Provision: There are nolawsinareaslike witness protection, assetrecovery and counterfeit. Page I

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E Congo, Burundihasled to; The civil wars in neighboring countries like South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Insecurity inneighbouringcountries: languages. traffickers at Entebbe International Airport who don’t speak any of the international This isabigchallenge. The Police has always gotstuckwithmainly suspected drug Language barrier: from othercountriesrequiredbyUganda Authorities. detention of suspectsarrestedinUgandaanddelayextradition of suspectarrested Uganda hasnotsignedextradition treaty withmanycountries. This hasledtoover Lack ofExtradition Treaty with othercountries:- committing thecrimeanddestabilizingwholeregion. continue and flourish crimes such of perpetrators The areas. crime specific in laws Some countrieswithintheregionorneighboringUgandadonothaveenabling Variation/lack oflegislationinothercountries: Human Trafficking, Terrorism,Kidnaps,etc Cyber-Crime, like crimes emerging investigate to skills adequate of Limited/Lack b. a. Exhibit stores: b. a.

process andeventualoutcome. weather conditions and subsequentdeterioration which impacts on the trial impounded timber, counterfeitproducts etc.therebyexposingexhibitstoharsh Lack of large exhibit warehouses/yards to keep bulk exhibits like motor vehicles, their officesandotherwithintheStation. Some Stations don’t have exhibit stores forcing detectives to keep exhibits in the 48hourruleprovision. processing ofagiven case, the UPF isstill facing challenges in complying with Influx ofrefugees andyetsome ofwhomarecriminals. Proliferation ofsmall armsandlightweapons. Page xvi. External Stakeholders xiv. xiii. xv. (a) Courts: desist fromtakingthelawintotheirhands. Cases ofmobactionwere636intheyear2018. The Policeadvisethecommunityto Mob Action: The Policeisstuckwithhugecasebacklogduetothemanychallengesininvestigations. Case backlog: affecting investigations Some countriestaketoolongtorespondMutualLegal Assistance requestthereby Mutual Legal Assistance andLetterofRogatory: (d) (c) (b) further towaitforthefollowingweekwhenMagistrateispresent. released and creating a lot of complaint on Police. Sometimes they are detained being charges sanctioned with suspects to led has affairs of state This week. a not have Magistrates and some only have visiting Magistrates who come once decentralisation as the Police who are at sub county level. Some Districts do The Judiciary andother JLOS actors have not moved at the same pace of No MagistratesinsomeDistricts: When the accused persons are granted bail, more especially in capital offenses, capital in especially more bail, granted are persons accused the When Bail isaconstitutional right.However:- Granting ofbailtocapital offenders. aquittals. court. When theircasesarenotheard,theyloseinterestleadingtodismissals or There havebeeninstanceswherewitnesses arenotgivenproperdatestoattend Giving wrongdates acquitted. case, fail to attend court and the cases are dismissed or the accused persons get Witnesses getfrustratedbecauseofthemanyadjournments,loseinterestina Adjournments: Page I

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E c. b. a. Court Bailiffs: b. a. Some officialsinlandregistry:- Land Registry: way forward. cases. Engagementsarepresentlyongoingwiththeconcerned institutions on the such investigating in involved costs high the to due performance CID affected has This evidence. access to fees charge others among Office Land and URSB NIRA, Institutions suchas Telecommunication companies, MakerereUniversity, Courts, Fees toaccessevidence: b. a. Prosecution a. Private SecurityOrganizations:

I Connive withcriminalstocarryouttransferandissuelandtitlesfraudulently, lot complaintsagainstthePolice Delay of case files with some State Attorneys due to work overload leading to a leading tooverstayofsuspectsandcomplaintsagainstthePolice more thanoneDistrict andothersattendtotheirstationsonceaweekthereby Some Districts do not have Resident State Attorneys while other RSAs work in be seenagain they later interfere with investigations and othersdisappear in thin air never to advantage and commitcrimes; There isa lotoflaxity bymostPrivate Securityguardswhere suspectstake in thecourtorder. Some misinterpret Court Ordersandcarryout activities which arenotprovided Some bailiffscarryoutexecutionwithout notifyingPolice. holidays. the courtordere.gexecution at night,weekends,after1700hrs,andon public in provisions the to fault Officers Police some with connive bailiffs court Some who wouldwanttoaccessthefileprocesstransfers. those from money extorting of purposes for Registry Land the in files land Hide

Page xxiv. xxiii. xxii. money lendersreportedtoPolice. not commensurate totheloanamount. This hasbroughtalotofcomplaints against borrower fails to pay, they then go ahead and sell the high valued property which is the victims would have borrowed some little amounts of money. In the event that the yet and (property) security the sold have they that forms agreements/transfer Some Money Lenders convince the unsuspecting victims/borrowers into signing sale to recordstatementsaswitnesses/complainants.However, some:- They provide relevant information to thePolice andsupportinvestigation by accepting Public/Community Money Lenders e. d. c. b. a. Lawyers f. e. d. c. b. a.

guards torespondattackswheninvaded. forthe difficult it very making firearm without deployed are they Sometimes in thefirearm. Most security firms carry out lone deployment with one or two or no ammunitions to befalseandtracingbecomesaproblem. found are files personal their in information the Police, the to reported is case a is not verified by the security firm recruiting. After commission of an offense and Some securityguardsgivefalseinformation during recruitment which information Some securityguardsconnivewithcriminalstocommitcrimes. Some getbribes inthenamesof CIDtherebytarnishing thereputationof CID members, aggravated robbery. like murder, malicious damage to properties,causinggrievousharmsuspected Most times they have taken the law into their hands and carried out mob actions the with cooperating Police; from witnesses/victims potential scare/intimidate They Steal exhibitsfromcrimescenelikeduring accidents; They blockarrestsofsuspectssometimeleading tolawlessness; Decline tomakestatementsandtestifyincourtwhentheyarevitalwitnesses; Contaminate scenesofcrimebeforePolicearrives; Page I

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and Wakiso. CurrentlytheUnithaspersonnelstrengthof24. Inadequate manpower tocovertheareaofoperationwhichincludesKampala, Mukono illegally. Accessing fencedandguardedresidenceswheretheyaresuspectedtobeusingwater ng e country 20 Lack oftrainingforIOVs Most trafficofficersarenottrainedandthereforethereisneedforinduction. Poor drivertraining deploy inshiftsKMP to isneed and there ishigh personnel traffic of Turnover manpower. Insufficient 2010. vehicles. like resources Insufficient Riders will alsoberequired Banning ofHoodsfor motorcycleriders. progress. fo Acqu Electronic NumberPlates: for fingerprinting. This is work in progress and so far a total of 35,088 guns have been taste fired h Finge Finger PrintingofGuns:

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Some ofthe Areas ofFocus: to addresswhilecarryingoutitsmandate. In ordertomitigatehasastrategicdirection(Priority the challenges,UPF Areas ofFocus) 7.2.2 Other Measures xii. viii. i. xi. ix. x. e) d) c) b) a) Protection oflifeandproperty and factories was effected and to continue in the following year.The thefollowing in perpetrators werearrestedandmostofthemareawaitingtrialinCourt. to continue and effected was factories and criminal gangs androbbedoftheirresources. In thereporting period, Investorsespecially foreign investors were attacked by Handle threatstotheBusinessCommunity: as astopgapsecuritymeasureinareasnotcoveredbypersonnel. Government istorecruitLocalDefenseUnitinKampalaMetropolitan Area Recruitment ofLDUs. to Criminals misusesocia Enhancing capacitytohandle be promoted. This isbeing implemented. Use ofUAVs Stations, DivisionsandRegions. and plans areunderwaytohaveFlyingSquadunitsintroducedinallPolice A lotofreformshavebeentakenincludingscreening,creationotherdetaches Reform theFly personnel are well vetted, trained, certified, equipped and supervised so asto so supervised and compliment theservicesof UPF. equipped certified, trained, vetted, well are personnel Enhance partnership with Private Security Organisations and ensuring that their crimes. Strengthen thecapabilityincounter terrorismandmanagement of UPF of violent Expansion ofmarineandairpolicingservices. Strengthen trafficandroadsafetyenforcement andeducation. Enhance thecapabilityofUPFemergency and rescueservices. qui c kl y loca ( Unmanned Aerial VehUnmanned Aerial t i e criminalsabusingsocialmedia ng Squad

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E Prevention anddetectionofcrime Preservation oflawandorder Promote preventive policing. Enhancing partnership withthecommunity. Develop capacitytodeal withgenderandsexualbasedviolence. enable intelligence led operationsandinvestigations. This willentail the following: Rebuild andequiptheCriminal Investigations and CrimeIntelligence Directorates to assistance. Officersarebeingtrainedincustomercare. or suspects, may be vulnerable and therefore may require additional support and Most individuals whocomeintocontact with thepolice, such asvictims, witnesses Promotion ofcustomercare. Policy to ensure that Police Officers engage in policing that is human rights compliant the rights and privacy of those involved. The police has developed a Human Rights applicable laws, rules,regulations and shouldbeconducted with duerespectfor All police activities must be initiated, conducted, and reported in accordance with Observation ofhumanrightsandpublicaccountabilitybyallofficers. ofthe members public andcolleagueswithrespectcourtesy. treating andtolerance with self-control act must officers Police technique. Eradication of violation of rights of suspects especially torture as an investigative is expectedfromapersonwhowelltrainedtocarryoutpolicework. that behavior polite and judgment, good skills, acquired the apply must officers All Professionalism shouldbeobservedbyallpersonnel. Clear andeffectivecommunicationtothepersonnel. crime prevention. Promotion ofcommunity policing to increasepublicawarenessandparticipation in − − −

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service-oriented, pro-people,efficientandeffectiveinstitution. This priorityarea is geared towards transforming the UPF into a modern professional, iv. b) a) Towards theendof2018,100detectives started DiplomainLaw atLawDevelopment j) i) h) g) f) e) Capacity building in terms of training in leadership, management, command and d) c) g) f) e) Institutional Development,GovernanceandManagement. Youth LivelihoodFund,SkillingUganda,etc. Development to reach out toall the youth toaccess government programmes like Also toengagerelevant MDA likeMinistryofGender, LabourandSocial Engage theunemployedyouthsinordertolurethemaway Timely and effective response to complaints lodged by the public and fellow officers. Periodic Training on Legal Requirements. Mainstreaming gender in all policing operations. A gender policy and action plan Promotion of ethics and integrity in the police force by eradicating corrupt practices. the love to not reason no have therefore and citizens, Ugandan are officers Police Promotion ofPatriotism. Build thecapacitythattheypractice of allDirectoratesandunitssoMonitoring Addressing thewelfareofpolicepersonnel. Strengthening UPFtraininginstitutions. specialized fieldstopromotefirmnessindecisionmaking. Centre. In May2018, 300detectives were passed outafter attending a twomonths has beendevelopedtofosterthis. position. The UPF Anti-Corruption Strategyisbeingdeveloped. Police officers must be honest, act with integrity and not compromise or abuse their religious beliefs. country. Itisaconstitutional obligation above and beyondpolitical, ideological and Evaluation which is an essential modern and scientific tool in modern management. human resources. the institutionoperatesinanorganized manner. Emphasis ofplanningtoensureproperutilization of available human andnon- Rebuild functional systems, observation and respect for chain of command so that

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E bid tofurtherreduceroadcarnage. These are: The Traffic and Road Safety Directorate will emphasize the following measures in a ensure thatissuedticketsarepaid. they i.e. EPS with issued offenders of compliance on improved has Unit Tracking EPS Defaulters activities alongKampala-Jinjahighway. and Transport andotherstakeholdersincluding Vivo Energy carried out sensitization The Directorate of Traffic and Road Safety in conjunction with the Ministry of Works Sensitization campaigns years. establishing check points throughoutthecountry. This willcontinue in thefollowing through regulations and laws traffic of enforcement enhanced has Directorate The Fiika Salaama: Traffic andRoadSafety Expand and facilitate PSUtoenable it enforce discipline and professionalism among Promote teamworkandacoordinatedapproachtoeradicationofcrime. All responsesshouldbeconducted and madeinatimely manner. This isespecially Timely responsetocomplaints: the rankandfile. organizations. critical given the impact crime has onthe lives ofindividuals and activities of CID inductioncourseatPTSKabalye. iii. ii.

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and themediatoensuremotoristscomplywithtrafficregulations. Works and Transport,bus drivers,passengerprotection busowners, bodies Establishment of joint coordination teams comprising of police, Ministry of nac ra sft codnto ad aaeet hog effective through management and involvement ofthepublic,privateandcivilsocietyorganizations. coordination safety road Enhance by 50%in2020accordance with theUNDecadeof Action forRoadSafety. formulation and implementation in support of reducing road crash fatalities Expedite the roll out ofthe Road CrashData System that will supports policy fromthe officers traffic directorate outcorrupt weed to squad Alert Traffic Enhance theever handle to buildcapacity increasing challenges. to officers traffic of trainings Conduct include speeding,drunkdrivingandreckless/dangerousdriving. that regulations traffic violate who motorists targeting operations Enhance Page I

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Page public tokeepourcountrysafeandsecureasweprotectserve. The UPFlooksforwardtoenhance coordination with all stakeholders and thegeneral place functionalsystemssothattheinstitutionoperatesinanorganized manner. care, safeguardoftheequipment at ourdisposal,resultoriented policing and puttingin personnel, provision of a sense ofbelonging and direction to the personnel, good customer mental orientation, timely response tocomplaints, capacity building, addressing thewelfare of the police positive work, team patriotism forthenation, exertionofauthority, proper judgmentofsituations,discipline, entails institution effective and pro-people Transformation of the Uganda Police Force intoamodernProfessional,service oriented, 7.4 Conclusion Engaging thepublicthroughcommunitypolicingto; 9. iii. iv. ii. i. Public fencing toreduceeasyaccessresidences,alarmsystems,etc. Target hardening their property by having burglar proofs, doorsand windows, Installing privateCCTV camerasintheirhomesandtheneighborhood. Embrace neighborhoodwatch. Be lawabidingcitizens. Page I

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105 29 17 9 8 7 7 1 1 2 1 4 2 3 4 1 1 1 1 1 Aqitd Discharged Acquitted

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491 442 234 108 107 108 191 140 75 91 73 11 15 14 44 77 79 10 10 38 11 33 34 62 11 13 19 7 3 1 3 2 3 6 1 1 2 6 7 2 2 5 1 5 6 1 1

1,364 1,329 141 125 709 142 861 489 105 130 123 196 132 216 142 213 139 619 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 14 23 26 10 48 63 11 27 18 19 62 15 28 96 52 45 20 9 3 1 1 1 5 1 4 2 3 7 4 1 6 7 1 5 2 2 1 9 1

3,546

Fines Awarded Fines (UgShs.) 127,420,000 283,058,006 43,380,002 95,120,000 29,655,105 69,348,004 10,846,000 26,130,514 10,300,045 43,120,037 26,000,000 72,330,000 23,850,000 27,200,000 19,490,000 13,768,000 23,800,000 29,206,000 13,246,000 27,200,000 69,250,551 73,425,449 5,600,000 8,460,000 3,100,000 7,000,003 4,700,000 2,200,000 1,000,022 1,400,000 1,400,023 3,000,000 6,800,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 1,600,000 6,288,000 6,700,036 5,610,090 4,800,000 2,300,000 8,160,117 2,200,000 3,000,000 4,040,000 300,000 300,006 150,000 100,000 600,000 200,000 400,000 700,000 400,002 500,000 640,000 700,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - 21 dl ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. Adult

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V ICTIMS OF CRIME ICTIMS OF 1,585 4,755 1,112 244 192 209 541 931 214 775 108 133 228 103 908 265 347 15 26 57 13 16 24 19 25 42 34 40 11 93 29 20 11 37 34 15 29 54 15 89 48 2 9 1 1 1 9 5 3 9 1 2 4 8 3 1 3 1 7 1 3

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256,929,188,771 36,965,935,888

25,392,194,989

166,067,922,161

15,366 1,249 4,206 1,032 215 104 112 558 703 461 141 297 109 354 144 181 16 37 19 75 16 20 16 67 24 29 12 10 25 57 93 28 51 64 22 3 2 5 2 5 3 8 4 8 1 1 5 1 8 3 5 4

121,253,215,820 31,052,399,962 44,714,306,227 28,510,074,488 13,101,107,265 14,896,936,673 46,659,863,708 31,128,827,744 21,829,723,334 54,403,285,118 9,334,239,250 2,512,992,663 6,923,825,490 1,484,472,952 2,246,998,384 8,266,203,900 3,956,916,645 6,053,008,099 5,055,172,360 1,441,291,000 3,935,352,209 3,769,213,107 1,002,328,650 8,136,488,540 1,075,338,441 9,121,558,001 1,307,152,450 1,629,342,000 5,589,167,545 9,423,992,460 372,666,726 851,543,200 735,920,000 610,335,098 776,721,600 617,536,000 226,405,000 Lost 58,269,000 38,138,300 21,392,000 11,500,000 44,350,000 21,500,000 12,100,000 V 5,764,320 7,431,000 ALUE PROPERTY(UGSHS.) 600,000 625,000 400,000 625,000 60,000 4,016 4,016 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - 23

10,400,278,297 18,452,845,505 Recovered 2,929,056,600 4,271,332,566 3,611,562,000 1,449,951,500 1,369,076,200 8,385,794,744 21,237,258,205 31,643,517,302 3,892,823,600 2,670,842,800 1,118,540,420 687,179,643 949,484,420 265,351,352 275,770,200 953,609,800 410,679,400 463,875,000 943,451,000 705,691,500 201,431,200 247,191,000 545,307,100 125,626,500 781,194,100 271,330,000 255,261,000 487,000,000 602,281,000 90,301,100 97,843,000 64,478,000 23,317,000 42,870,000 77,321,000 44,894,600 13,577,000 35,094,000 9,875,000 6,815,000 3,020,000 8,250,000 3,500,000 215,000 4,000 4,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - - 24 S/No. Death (by shooting) (by Death other penal code offences (not categorized) Att. Killing( other than shooting) Att. Killing (by shooting) Att. Suicide Domestic Violence Criminal Tresspass Piracy Examination Leakage and Stealing Custody Lawful from Rescues Custody Lawful from Escapes Property School/Gvt to Damage Malicious Malicious Damage to Property Arson (General) Abduction/Kidnap Trafficking Human Threatening Violence Assaults Common Aggravated Assaults(general) Aggravated Assault(Acid cases) Robbery(general) Simple Cattle Rustling Aggravated Robbery(general) Aggravated Robbery(Cash) Aggravated Robbery(Motor Vehicles) Cycles) Robbery(Motor Aggravated Other Breakings (garage ,etc ) Office Breaking Shop Breaking Breakings House Burglaries Abortion Infanticide Abuse/Torture Child Abduction/Kidnap Child Child Trafficking Child Stealing Child Desertion Child Neglect Unnatural Offences Incest Assault Indecent Defilement Rape crimes Economic Other Frauds Land Cyber (Computer) crimes Obtaining By False Pretences Frauds Corporate Other and Bank Cheques False Issuing Documents of Uttering & Forgeries Counterfeiting Abuse of office Causing Financial losss Embezzlement Other Death (Not Specified above) Death(Fire Out Breaks) Death (Aggravated Domestic Violence) (Poisoning) Death action) mob (by Death 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 1 9 8 5 4 3 2 GENERAL CRIMES GENERAL HOMICIDES Sub Total(Other Crimes-gen) Total(Other Sub Total(Assaults) Sub Sub Total(Robberies) Total(Thefts) Sub Total(Breakings) Sub Related) Sub Total(Child Related) Total(Sex Sub crimes) Sub Total(Economic Total(Homicides) Sub Theft of kinds all (General ) Theft (property snatching-Bags,Neckless,etc) Receiving & Retaining(Stolen Prop) Theft of Railway Slippers/Material Theft of Telecom,Electrical & Comm Items Cattle Stealing Cash of Thefts Transit in Cash Bank of Theft Phones Mobile of Thefts Computers(Laptops) of Theft Bicycles of Theft Theft from M/Vs (property) Theft from M/Vs (Spares) Cycles Motor of Theft Theft of Motor Vehicles ECONOMIC CRIMES ECONOMIC (g) Other Crimes inGeneral Crimes (g) Other Assaults (f) Robberies (e) (d) Thefts )Breakings (c Offences Related (b) Child Offences Related Sex (a) CASE/CRIME INCIDENCES CASE/CRIME Totals Cases Totals Cases

13,570 13,916 13,357 29,735 31,135 15,366 12,313 11,589 15,099 61,533 64,426 14,018 36,323 17,521 6,757 1,580 3,186 9,500 1,557 8,339 2,196 6,584 5,173 1,212 7,161 7,079 6,205 1,028 1,093 4,612 1,200 1,336 2,000 3,368 6,867 1,449 2,299 7,354 4,497 740 293 113 507 206 390 481 415 127 796 597 447 612 245 100 396 136 345 198 344 898 541 199 362 636 190 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 72 31 26 98 80 92 51 84 79 17 50 58 42 81 3 4 5 1 Cases under under Cases REPORTED ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐

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Inquiry 12,442 14,797 24,700 20,772 5,011 5,143 5,223 9,391 6,166 5,776 3,959 3,409 2,353 2,166 2,006 2,791 2,245 2,144 1,038 2,256 2,499 1,740 4,146 7,411 3,400 4,555 6,961 2,474 246 101 227 231 313 112 331 238 223 265 118 171 142 221 525 215 172 107 431 117 292 885 630 293 467 682 368 670 445 752 618 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 38 98 44 97 30 86 42 17 60 26 42 13 33 29 15 39 49 25 54 6 3 2 2 2 CASES ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2,119 3,113 6,521 6,454

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taken to to taken Cases Cases 13,433 court 16,153 24,753 4,258 1,146 3,657 5,585 2,601 5,458 2,430 1,093 2,207 2,795 3,514 2,398 2,085 1,512 1,637 3,100 1,532 8,255 101 102 220 140 231 359 230 188 164 187 167 727 376 458 367 253 704 940 117 393 644 820 794 47 50 50 53 45 37 16 43 44 60 78 99 50 96 19 43 11 17 26 16 15 13 78 8 8 6 9 1 3 2 2 4

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Cases Cases 16,977 11,343 23,847 32,005 6,048 2,362 5,192 8,179 4,637 8,100 4,013 1,114 3,362 3,241 3,952 3,414 2,896 2,195 1,224 1,933 3,906 1,259 2,170 3,138 5,746 8,091 9,256 1,779 117 161 196 261 210 142 239 417 165 358 262 180 199 173 378 244 176 871 581 502 515 545 818 243 194 877 798 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 48 30 14 10 13 18 54 77 77 59 50 40 74 72 30 49 16 23 39 21 17 17 6 2 2 5 convictions Cases with with Cases

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2,472 4,417

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Cases Cases 2,456 629 174 653 801 429 389 399 354 358 682 378 380 228 181 321 641 251 145 115 270 467 473 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 11 11 74 10 38 23 30 10 38 30 22 26 30 91 48 48 13 33 14 83 12 8 4 7 1 8 9 2 1 2 9 1 3 5 3 4 7 8 4 2 4 7 1 8 pending in pending 7,462 2,621 593 3,112 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 18,423 5,999

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13,097 24,999 6,028 3,647 4,993 2,544 2,703 2,467 1,953 1,664 1,641 3,286 1,050 1,062 1,128 2,232 1,046 5,199 2,532 4,075 1,755 226 185 208 388 233 207 158 196 199 870 743 451 410 343 543 305 584 155 158 194 10 10 52 94 21 55 14 50 12 42 50 85 75 86 16 23 17 12 62 58 43 42 66 8 A 3 2 2 2 5 1 9 Male CCUSED CHARGED 1,300 231 307 1,649 1,462

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3 16 - ‐ 3 1 2 ‐ ‐ ‐ - ‐ 6 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 103 123 138 Female 220 17 49 24 20 10 21 12 24 28 13 68 21 13 40 31 49 1 1 2 3 3 1 1 5 6 1 6 3 9 1 1 3 1 4 4 2 3 6 1 8 7 IMPOSED ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ------‐ ‐ - ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 15 6 1 6 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 2 3

BY Death Fined COURTS 16 ‐

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‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 112 185 103 136 177 422 252 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 70 62 41 11 16 44 16 35 92 20 85 40 18 30 31 40 20 63 17 2 8 8 1 6 1 5 3 4 1 1 4 5 6 1 1 2 1 4 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 7 3 6 3 8 1 1 6 1 Probation

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129 ‐

197 44

128 ‐

54 ‐

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342 765 ‐

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491 442 107 108 234 108 191 140 75 91 73 11 15 14 10 44 79 10 77 38 11 33 34 62 11 13 19 7 1 2 3 3 6 6 1 2 3 2 7 1 2 6 5 5 1 1 1

1,364 1,329 141 125 142 709 861 105 489 123 196 130 132 216 142 139 213 619 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 14 23 26 10 11 27 48 19 18 63 62 15 28 96 52 45 20 9 1 5 1 3 1 1 4 3 7 7 4 2 6 1 1 5 2 2 1 9 1

3,546

Fines Awarded Fines (UgShs.) 127,420,000 283,058,006 43,380,002 95,120,000 29,655,105 69,348,004 10,846,000 10,300,045 26,130,514 72,330,000 23,850,000 26,000,000 43,120,037 19,490,000 27,200,000 13,768,000 23,800,000 13,246,000 27,200,000 29,206,000 69,250,551 73,425,449 5,600,000 8,460,000 3,100,000 4,700,000 2,200,000 1,000,022 1,400,000 7,000,003 3,000,000 6,800,000 1,600,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 1,400,023 6,288,000 6,700,036 5,610,090 4,800,000 2,300,000 8,160,117 2,200,000 3,000,000 4,040,000 300,000 150,000 100,000 600,000 300,006 200,000 700,000 400,000 400,002 500,000 640,000 700,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - 21 dl ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. Adult

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1,482

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1,849

3,315 3,333

12,212

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13,847

23,645

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V ICTIMS OF CRIME ICTIMS OF 1,585 4,755 1,112 244 192 209 931 214 541 108 775 133 228 103 265 908 347 15 26 57 16 13 19 34 11 42 24 25 29 93 20 40 37 15 11 34 29 54 48 89 15 2 9 1 5 1 1 3 9 9 4 1 3 2 8 1 3 1 7 1 3

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‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 10,478 10,176 1,355 2,244 2,011 2,983 1,165 7,119 2,215 2,807 2,290 2,031 1,712 1,485 4,424 224 106 101 158 421 473 115 138 833 208 556 316 211 125 293 272 151 117 164 674 - 15 93 77 11 89 14 28 44 15 25 17 78 51 22 57 69 74 24 26 13 Female 7 7 4 2 2 9 5 2 1

25,392,194,989

256,929,188,771

36,965,935,888

166,067,922,161

15,366 1,249 4,206 1,032 215 104 112 703 461 558 141 297 109 144 354 181 16 37 75 20 19 16 67 16 24 29 25 12 57 10 93 28 51 64 22 3 2 2 5 8 3 8 5 1 4 5 1 1 8 3 4 5

121,253,215,820 31,052,399,962 28,510,074,488 44,714,306,227 13,101,107,265 14,896,936,673 46,659,863,708 31,128,827,744 21,829,723,334 54,403,285,118 9,334,239,250 2,512,992,663 1,484,472,952 6,923,825,490 2,246,998,384 3,956,916,645 8,266,203,900 5,055,172,360 1,441,291,000 6,053,008,099 3,935,352,209 1,002,328,650 3,769,213,107 8,136,488,540 1,075,338,441 9,121,558,001 1,307,152,450 1,629,342,000 5,589,167,545 9,423,992,460 372,666,726 851,543,200 735,920,000 610,335,098 776,721,600 617,536,000 226,405,000 Lost Page 58,269,000 38,138,300 11,500,000 21,392,000 44,350,000 21,500,000 12,100,000 V 5,764,320 7,431,000 ALUE PROPERTY(UGSHS.) 600,000 625,000 400,000 625,000 60,000 4,016 4,016 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - 23

10,400,278,297 18,452,845,505 Recovered 2,929,056,600 4,271,332,566 3,611,562,000 1,449,951,500 1,369,076,200 8,385,794,744 21,237,258,205 31,643,517,302 2,670,842,800 3,892,823,600 1,118,540,420

687,179,643 265,351,352 949,484,420 275,770,200 410,679,400 953,609,800 463,875,000 705,691,500 943,451,000 201,431,200 545,307,100 247,191,000 125,626,500 781,194,100 271,330,000 255,261,000 487,000,000 602,281,000

90,301,100

97,843,000 64,478,000 23,317,000 77,321,000 42,870,000 44,894,600 13,577,000 35,094,000 P

9,875,000

6,815,000 3,020,000 8,250,000 3,500,000 R O U

G T

A 215,000 E N

C D

T A &

4,000 P 4,000

E L

R C ‐ E ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ V - - -

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018

S/No. All other Acts Local Government Act Government Local UWA Statute Act Enguli Firearms Act Act Crocodiles and Fish NEMA Immigration Act Other Narcotics(general) Cannabis Herbal Heroin Act Corruption of Prevention Treason Offences Election Sectariasm Promoting Incitement to Violence Wpns) ByCBRN(Chemical,Nuclear Death Terrorism 100

99 98 97 96 95 94 93 91 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 P R

C O U

G T

A E

C D

T A & OTHER LAWS OTHER CORRUPTION NARCOTICS/DRUGS POLITICAL/MEDIA OFFENCES POLITICAL/MEDIA Sub Total(Other Laws) Sub Total(Other Total(Narcotics) Sub (Corruption) Sub Total Total(Political/Media) Sub Sub Total(Terrorism) TERRORISM Cocaine

GRAND TOTAL GRAND P

E L

R C V E

E CASE/CRIME INCIDENCES CASE/CRIME

Page Totals Cases Totals Cases

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238,746 2,195 3,006 2,890 821 648 109 642 306 472 679 249 181 442 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 32 16 32 16 4 4 7 9 8 4 1 Cases under under Cases REPORTED ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 377

620 176 - ‐

‐ ‐ ‐ 3 74,948 Inquiry 90,763 345 112 113 104 469 574 749 186 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 38 91 45 97 81 25 13 25 13 2 3 1 5 3 2 CASES 1,939 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐

‐ 1,637

73,035 Detected /NPW /NPW Not Not 155 110 189 286 23 84 66 89 78 88 5 1 1 3 5

101,116

taken to to taken Cases Cases court 1,440 396 343 287 447 115 487 48 42 34 80 2 1 3 3 9 3 1 4 3 2

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toDPP/RSA toDPP/RSA submitted

Cases Cases 1,549 2,183 1,885 428 362 430 485 125 531 101 174 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 12 99 54 67 12 1 4 8 4 2 8 5 convictions Cases with with Cases

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1,248

22,263 597 231 242 173 269 188 786 991 - 59 17 1 5 4 9 6 PERFOMANCE Cases with with Cases

11,121 Acquittals

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38,411 Dismissed Dismissed

Cases Cases 225 312 127 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 55 11 13 19 26 87 11 18 3 7 8 pending in pending 250 3,350

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79,083 10 Cases Cases Court 603 105 144 210 824 500 28 43 86 93 24 22 50 2 1 3 9 3 1 2 2 3 9 dl ue.AutJvn dl ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. Adult Juven. Adult Juven. Adult

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2,693 1,139 855 609 655 286 641 126 45 61 76 2 1 A 4 3 2 Male CCUSED CHARGED

114

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2,183

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24,716 134 ACCUSED CONVICTED 9 3 5 1 PERSONS

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14 5 1 Aqitd Discharged Acquitted ‐

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12,518 1,666 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 10 10 17 29 23 12 1 3 4 6 5 1 5

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207

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1,316 1,674

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17,138 Awaiting Trial 1,362 297 193 229 163 392 102 305 41 49 53 14 1 3 2 5 2 4 2 4 dutJvn dl Juven. Adult Juven. Adault

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26 ‐ - ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 274 1,291 121 249 269 615 608 206 819 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Male - - - 17 27 IMPRISONMEN (7) 5

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1,967 BY Death Fined COURTS 16

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120 107 438 810 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 77 67 26 38 17 1 2 5 7 2 Probation

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127 41 15 15 76 93 18 94 19 1 3 3

1,270,978,007

4,373 276 324 123 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 60 10 33 17 18 48 22 20 4 3

Fines Awarded Fines (UgShs.) 172,222,000 230,000,000 120,500,000 124,730,001 518,202,000 69,060,000 16,000,000 10,220,000 20,700,000 1,200,000 3,980,001 1,200,000 250,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 21 dl ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. Adult

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495,067,703,285 - - 22 9 9

241,790,000 Lost 274,390,000 26,000,000 V 6,600,000 ALUE PROPERTY(UGSHS.) 500,000 850,000 850,000 500,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 23

60,589,926,327 Recovered 26,000,000 26,440,000 440,000 500,000 500,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - - 24 Aqitd Discharged Acquitted ‐

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1,316 1,674 207

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46,143 136 443 106 280 549 - - 56 42 24 13 15 18 21 4 6

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17,138 Awaiting Trial 1,362 297 193 163 229 392 102 305 41 49 14 53 1 3 5 2 4 2 2 4 dutJvn dl Juven. Adult Juven. Adault

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1,967 BY Death Fined COURTS 16

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127 41 15 15 76 93 18 94 19 1 3 3

1,270,978,007

4,373 276 324 123 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 60 10 33 17 18 48 22 20 4 3

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495,067,703,285 - - 22 9 9

241,790,000 Page Lost 274,390,000 26,000,000 V 6,600,000 ALUE PROPERTY(UGSHS.) 850,000 500,000 850,000 500,000 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ - - 23

I 60,589,926,327

Recovered

26,000,000 P

26,440,000

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Annual Crime Report - 2018 Annual Crime Report - 2018

P R E Bwera Kasese Katwe Hima Ntoroko Kyenjojo Bundibugyo Kamwenge Bunyagabu Kyegegwa Kabarole Buliisa Hoima Kikuube Kagadi Kakumiro Kibaale Kiryandongo Masindi Sheema Rwizi Hqtrs Buhweju Rubirizi Mitooma Bushenyi Isingiro Kiruhura Ntungamo Ibanda Mbarara Rukungiri Kanungu Rubanda Rukiga Kabale Kisoro Kalangala Lwengo Kalungu Bukomansimbi Sembabule Kyotera Masaka Lyantonde Rakai Kyankwanzi Mityana Kassanda Mubende Kiboga Mpigi Gomba Butambala Buvuma Njeru Kayunga Buikwe Nakasongola Nakaseke Luwero Kasangati Kakiri Nansana Kawempe Wandegeya Wakiso Old Kampala Nsangi Entebbe Kajjansi Kabalagala Katwe CPS Kampala Nagalama Mukono Kira Road Kira Division Jinja Road Aviation S.I.D C.I.D

AE OIIE CNMCSEX ECONOMIC HOMICIDES TOTAL CASES REGIONS/DISTRICTS

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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 0 1 3 8 9 5 7 1 7 6 6 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 3 5 6 5 4 0 3 1 0 7 4 3 1 2 1,364 1,333 1,828 1,628 1,209 1,553 1,870 1,293 1,580 2,045 1,451 1,684 1,349 1,311 2,438 1,866 2,070 4,731 1,762 5,262 1,553 1,981 1,363 1,653 3,429 1,339 2,156 1,148 1,482 2,658 1,274 1,943 1,126 1,104 2,468 3,228 2,399 1,817 1,404 1,643 1,288 1,773 1,633 2,779 2,126 1,583 2,116 1,450 1,294 2,431 1,132 1,539 1,045 1,997 3,943 1,926 2,808 1,919 1,609 1,981 1 8 9 4 7 5 1 8 3 7 4 7 8 3 318 290 549 379 983 737 879 683 740 960 847 705 843 712 828 704 475 869 960 99 33 7 2 0 1 5 6 8 5 9 4 4 8 5 8

3 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 138

6 1 1 7 4 7 3 5 2 1 9 5 7 24 20 26 22 51 66 20 96 49 44 41 26 23 45 40 36 59 14 60 22 62 19 32 24 28 19 84 24 39 22 12 15 56 37 36 45 60 68 27 18 26 30 28 24 18 13 24 58 14 19 36 30 40 37 19 39 25 47 16 43 39 14 46 24 39 33 28 79 33 35 17

2 6 2 8 9 1 9 4 4 9 0 9 4 5 1 2 3 9 2 1 8 4 6

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, , , 1 4 0 5 2 5 3 6 6 6 4 1 3 5 178 320 114 113 117 115 170 263 109 135 187 107 131 182 185 239 153 124 236 167 122 152 176 153 298 125 108 193 287 632 283 171 491 1 1 0 1 5 6 6 5 2 4 3 9 8 8 58 58 97 65 29 93 68 23 47 40 20 57 80 69 44 27 36 90 45 66 78 68 54 47 49 33 45 61 28 34 16 34 73 29 29 92 42 81 60 48 15 81 43 2 4 7 6 8 4 0 2 4 1 0 6 8 0 9 8 9 7 8

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3 3 1 2 1 9 5 8 6 0 8 7 6 2 53 12 35 37 33 49 88 81 81 94 42 38 82 65 83 85 70 61 44 68 57 68 73 99 46 85 66 70 90 39 81 45 33 98 81 73 80 53 10 76 94 13 9 7 4 9 4 0 2 3 3 0 3 3 7 1 7 1 2

E RAIG HFSRBEISASSAULTS ROBBERIES THEFTS BREAKINGS REL 4 5 1 5 2 5 1 3 2 4 5 1 2 339 322 152 136 106 152 108 189 101 173 200 242 125 111 106 144 468 ‐ 5 1 9 1 9 9 1 1 8 2 4 2 8 22 13 46 66 10 59 17 44 29 10 19 96 51 29 99 92 45 31 11 44 52 10 23 18 63 13 64 15 26 68 51 52 91 88 10 43 22 77 29 11 16 20 10 41 46

3 7 9 8 7 2 8 7 5 3 0 5 5 4 9 6 1 6 2 9 2 9 2 1 3 4 5 6 5

9 6 8 5 3 3 7 7 6 6 7 6 4 132 117 138 149 130 124 122 122 256 128 123 244 124 107 116 212 136 142 172 101 132 111 165 126 136 116 157 221 139 136 133 121 312 119 113 202 180 170 214 122 ‐ 8 0 4 0 6 8 3 5 4 3 4 7 0 32 43 24 91 50 66 81 48 80 79 61 62 82 62 73 56 94 77 63 79 84 97 77 36 83 93 93 84 88 32 50 88 92 48 73 69 82

3 5 2 4 3 2 4 0 1 1 1 3 9 6 1 5 1

2 1 1 3 3 3 2 2 2 4 2 3 1 1,528 1,675 1,020

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1 1 1 6 5 5 2 2 2 6 5 2 2

120 102 144 266 147 111 143 106 112 142 101 132 333 207 4 0 8 4 6 0 0 5 8 2 1 4 0 1 28 14 47 24 24 26 28 45 23 31 28 47 29 27 36 51 66 42 58 56 42 51 43 22 17 15 38 35 13 22 22 42 20 86 29 22 14 45 16 30 32 48 13 99 62 73 92 56 60 47 31 49 23 20 33 41 39 41 80 39 35 2 5 1 7 7 8 0 0 4 4 6 5 0 1 6 5 6 2 1 3

1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 , , , , , , , ,

0 1 4 0 3 9 7 3 6 5 7 9 7 122 301 109 174 127 120 225 177 249 168 197 242 203 342 307 235 280 289 243 247 489 404 554 170 166 156 106 115 181 238 108 329 115 153 211 272 249 170 222 389 239 102 277 176 316 129 184 355 288 156 535 489 254 821 115 655 436

6 0 2 5 6 5 9 5 7 7 9 2 4 4 74 11 82 86 47 89 93 89 74 47 91 14 99 71 33 95 95 97 78 86 40 6 3 9 8 0 1 9 2 0 5 9 6 8 8 8 RMSTROIMPLMDACRUTO NARCOTICS CORRUPTION POL/MEDIA TERRORISM CRIMES OTHER

2 1 2 2 4 3 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 1,065 1,387 1,355 , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

2 6 6 9 5 0 3 9 9 2 3 6 3 3

272 339 381 241 137 554 144 536 169 202 319 244 178 425 568 323 358 400 633 525 537 553 448 601 507 679 382 528 295 226 371 303 123 187 320 278 122 672 195 533 206 263 362 440 514 439 632 166 329 472 303 385 338 316 453 226 296 194 228 664 346 442 340 202 570 505 866 477 901 596 671 216 849 7 2 2 5 8 3 3 9 0 9 5 8 7 9 50 75 98 12 22 2 4 5 8 7 0 5 9 6 4 6 2 6 2

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3 1 2 9 2 1 4

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 1 2 3 1 1 4 1 10 17 29 11

1 4 0 8 9 2 4 9 4 2 6 4 2 6 3 2 1 3 4 1 1 4 1 2 1 3 4 3 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 5 2 3 2 5 8 4 3 3 2 5 5 7 2 7 4 1 2 1 6 2

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9 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 6 1

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1 1 3 1 1 1 4 131 166

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 3 4 4 3 7 3 8 4 6 2 8 9 4 4 12 18 10 44 22 21 23 10 17 16 24 13 24 12 15 12 20 13 22 57 22 18 22 66 18 53 10 18 16 22 13 12 16 10 16 10 37 44 43 27 16 41 44 18 48 70 17 44 19 37 10 16 24 88 18 16 56 16 93 22 2 2 2 0 7 7 8 5 5 1 8 2 6 8 6 9 3 3 2 6 6 3 6 4 9 9 9 8 LAWS OTHER

1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2

0 4 3 2 3 8 1 3 3 2 4 7 3 8

45 19 62 37 46 29 14 23 11 18 34 13 48 24 34 26 30 31 17 63 93 23 13 31 20 40 32 50 27 21 75 10 40 19 23 66 66 31 47 10 55 63 76 22 12 17 11 27 50 15 33 5 3 2 9 2 9 7 0 6 9 7 9 7 5 1 2 4 2 4 8 1 2 7 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 2 3 5 0 6 5 7 7 0 4 Kakira Buwenge Jinja Namayingo Idudi Namutumba Mayuge Bugiri Iganga Luuka Buyende Kaliro Kamuli Pallisa Kibuku Busia Budaka Butebo Tororo Butaleja Bulambuli Sironko Bududa Manafwa Namisindwa Mbale Bukwo Kween Kapchorwa Kumi Bukedea Amuria Serere Ngora Katakwi Kabermaido Kapelebyong Soroti Moroto Nabilatuk Napak Amudat Nakapiripirit Kaabong Kotido Abim Dokolo Otuke Alebtong Kole Amolatar Kwania Oyam Apac Lira Gulu Pader Kitgum Omoro Amuru Nwoya Agago Lamwo Adjumani Moyo Yumbe Koboko Pakwach Nebbi Zombo Maracha Arua AE OIIE CNMCSEX ECONOMIC HOMICIDES TOTAL CASES REGIONS/DISTRICTS R K B B B ELG S EA M K N A N W GRAND TOTA IP U U U S W IR ID O O T M ES S W S S K R R EN I EP O T K O O A ED TH K TH W T N A O N G G ZO O R I A A Y ILE O EA N O R Y TO ES I EA G O O A S R G T N T L TH A S T ILE

238,74 1,0 10 10 12 15 16 2 3 5 2 7,0 6 4 4 ,0 ,76 ,5 ,8 ,4 ,73 ,18 ,5 ,6 ,5 ,70 ,3 3,244 1,539 1,488 1,785 1,981 1,377 2,804 1,701 2,208 2,206 1,086 3,406 1,438 1,820 1,187 1,492 3,940 1,472 2,831 1,577 2,755 2,008 1,112 1,163 1,035 2,649 1,083 1,773 1,284 6,726 3,569 1,317 3,844 1,663 1,215 1,897 1,399 1,171 1,353 1,011 1,436 1,426 4,961 4 9 6 3 8 3 0 8 0 74 724 740 805 257 709 841 522 899 759 883 805 837 691 575 410 875 310 991 796 822 983 696 713 951 613 935 784 778 854 1 6 8 7 9 8 3 7 7 1 2 8 3 6

4,497

10 2 10 2 12 14 2 2 19 10 106

2 2 4 5 4 6 4 5 27 20 55 33 24 63 45 56 18 19 12 55 13 22 64 10 79 34 22 15 10 14 54 18 24 20 15 11 22 14 16 18 20 15 22 17 19 17 12 26 16 32 39 33 79 51 22 29 39 37 27 26 26 19 23 17 28 30 11 12 2 8 3 9 1 3 3 7 3 5 9 4 7 9 6 7 6 7 7 5 5 3 9 8 7

15,099

6 4 3 3 6 8 3 4 17 9 8 269 115 225 181 247 140 222 100 147 165 133 269 251 102 100 640 139 100 105 172 371

71 4 6 8 9 0 4 4 4 2 9 6 9 21 58 13 62 85 78 35 79 27 93 32 32 99 23 22 11 74 27 53 50 23 28 44 90 32 25 38 44 12 26 63 21 83 22 23 17 87 36 10 39 49 88 11 33 20 39 16 56 8 3 8 1 3 9 6 7 7 6 2 6 8 3 7

E CHILD REL 17,521

1,9 1,0 1,3 1,8 1,3

2 3 72 2 73 6 170 3 2 101 282 168 117 187 208 180 183 140 140 192 157 111 136 247 124 101 116 107 101 122 338 138 139 138 125 195 294 188 209 183 217 207 191 411 203 270 166 445 198 128 14 4 8 0 6 4 2 6 6 46 84 70 67 92 70 88 54 79 43 43 57 69 92 75 81 54 10 26 78 71 53 76 86 45 63 88 68 56 87 70 9 1 3 3 7 8 5 4 1 7 3

11,589

1,0 1,9

E RAIG HFSRBEISASSAULTS ROBBERIES THEFTS BREAKINGS REL 4 3 4 13 4 5 2 6 9 2 172 2 185 143 106 114 214 201 128 226 362 110 115 296 226 133 111 290 152 559 367 0 4 13 10 15 5 3 5 5 3 0 48 31 56 40 39 66 54 19 39 67 50 10 94 47 35 74 52 46 37 37 50 57 17 28 70 85 97 66 43 12 73 14 85 20 80 71 86 69 60 22 39 67 42 61 27 82 82 43 8 0 2 3 2 8 7 3 4 0 7 3 5 8 8

14,01

3 2 5 3 5 18 3 12 8 16 5 6 70

121 109 186 123 151 176 262 390 230 100 284 135 175 107 5 1 8 9 8 2 9 3 6 9 44 98 93 76 63 45 71 50 37 89 90 75 86 66 35 29 78 54 64 67 38 32 21 30 11 18 28 27 29 18 30 46 22 54 54 44 75 98 37 31 48 59 57 33 15 42 14 22 19 10 66 87 72 89 52 76 52 0 8 6 8 9 4 5 1 0 2 4 8 6

61,533

1,4 1,4 2 2 2 3 3 2 1,2 1,3 1,043 1,810 1,454

,5 ,2 ,0 ,6 ,16 ,9 8 5 6 9 309 291 304 364 507 334 495 451 148 200 891 300 418 430 405 688 294 391 377 779 191 130 126 129 170 244 267 133 112 141 106 115 204 225 198 119 220 213 135 185 217 452 142 222 190 159 322 334 195 263 155 169 234 467 361 223 696 570 478 437 353 383 8 5 6 74 4 3 5 4 5 4 4 71 90 60 87 87 89 76 81 8 1 0 7 8 8 9 4 4 2 6 2

7,35

174 2 2 2 15 4 4 4

108 177 130 193 265 343 2 1 6 8 71 9 5 8 8 6 5 5 32 11 27 40 58 43 76 37 26 22 49 56 25 23 18 25 38 12 28 12 10 11 11 25 12 22 17 16 10 33 21 27 54 18 13 23 40 21 10 25 72 16 18 48 42 41 29 24 40 14 15 11 23 10 27 8 0 1 4 7 7 8 2 5 4 3 4 2 9 9 2 9 3 3 8 2 5 4

36,323

1,4 1,3 1,4 2 1,6 1,9 3 2 1,5 1,153 ,75 ,75 ,2

4 8 6 3 2 181 236 456 157 753 238 242 147 252 131 220 138 239 682 217 526 219 314 221 419 277 343 591 365 163 181 117 166 175 384 189 175 288 116 405 319 155 244 176 151 175 237 176 113 264 230 588 236 519 375 632 925 152 498 366 235 258 466 117 316 422 142 144 8 71 9 3 9 16 8 3 5 9 9 55 90 69 39 73 77 18 18 2 9 9 5 8 3 1 4 6 2 9 4 RMSTROIMPLMDACRUTO NARCOTICS CORRUPTION POL/MEDIA TERRORISM CRIMES OTHER

64,42

4 1,8 3 2 1,8 3 4 3 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,366 1,265 1,959 1,258 ,6 ,6 ,0 ,9 ,9 ,0

72 6 6

364 433 398 236 837 623 657 785 215 274 307 463 404 701 254 517 312 659 139 291 942 496 198 274 165 428 356 202 365 272 245 283 283 207 237 242 233 408 397 259 391 194 168 309 310 246 305 216 415 455 447 664 881 902 728 144 463 505 369 109 133 653 227 258 202 340 5 8 73 4 9 6 4 79 71 2 4 72 57 49 7 1 8 3 9 9 7 2 4 7 6

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442

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 17 5 14 1 4 3 10 19 3 33 16 11 22 11 18 12 10

2 2 2 3 3 7 4 4 1 2 1 2 5 1 3 3 4 9 2 5 4 4 1 1 1 8 2 1 1 2 2 1 6 2 4 1 1 2 3 1 7 1 2 9 3 1 1 3

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1 2 1 1 1 1 1

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‐

2,890

12 10 12 15

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 4 8 9 8 3 4 3

13 15 12 13 78 14 59 18 13 10 10 16 27 21 13 30 47 12 48 16 94 15 51 12 47 4 3 4 2 0 5 0 7 1 9 6 6 9 1 2 7 7 3 6 1 9 8 4 6 2 7 2 1 6 8 9 7 8 3 1 1 4 1 5 4 8 9 3 1 7 2 5 4 7 6 1 4 3 6 2 4 6 LAWS OTHER

3,006

10 18 2 16 12

105 6 18 6 3 6 8 3 9 5 73

24 60 36 55 19 19 19 25 19 13 19 13 15 13 13 59 27 21 28 20 10 36 12 46 16 19 14 10 25 19 18 37 10 10 14 46 11 57 10 14 25 5 0 9 4 0 8 4 8 3 1 5 1 2 2 7 3 4 9 1 9 1 0 2 8 3 9 6 1 0 5 2 4 7 6 1 0 9 6 Bwera Kasese Katwe Hima Ntoroko Kyenjojo Bundibugyo Kamwenge Bunyagabu Kyegegwa Kabarole Buliisa Hoima Kikuube Kagadi Kakumiro Kibaale Kiryandongo Masindi Sheema Rwizi Hqtrs Buhweju Rubirizi Mitooma Bushenyi Isingiro Kiruhura Ntungamo Ibanda Mbarara Rukungiri Kanungu Rubanda Rukiga Kabale Kisoro Kalangala Lwengo Kalungu Bukomansimbi Sembabule Kyotera Masaka Lyantonde Rakai Kyankwanzi Mityana Kassanda Mubende Kiboga Mpigi Gomba Butambala Buvuma Njeru Kayunga Buikwe Nakasongola Nakaseke Luwero Kasangati Kakiri Nansana Kawempe Wandegeya Wakiso Old Kampala Nsangi Entebbe Kajjansi Kabalagala Katwe CPS Kampala Nagalama Mukono Kira Road Kira Division Jinja Road Aviation S.I.D C.I.D AE OIIE CNMCSEX ECONOMIC HOMICIDES TOTAL CASES REGIONS/DISTRICTS R A G R K G W K S S K K K C EZIB A W LB W .ID R IG R A M M M A V EA EA TO P P P EN IZ M Headquarters EZI ER A N S EA

A N TER TER N Police ZO W LA O O TIN N G S A U R A A R T TH TH B M H I W E U A S ES S HEN A T K A Y I

1,5 1,3 1,4 10 15 13 8 5 7,4 9 6 1,3 7,4 6 ,6 ,5 ,0 ,3 ,18 ,0 ,18 ,2 1,364 1,333 1,828 1,628 1,209 1,553 1,870 1,293 1,580 2,045 1,451 1,684 1,349 1,311 2,438 1,866 2,070 4,731 1,762 5,262 1,553 1,981 1,363 1,653 3,429 1,339 2,156 1,148 1,482 2,658 1,274 1,943 1,126 1,104 2,468 3,228 2,399 1,817 1,404 1,643 1,288 1,773 1,633 2,779 2,126 1,583 2,116 1,450 1,294 2,431 1,132 1,539 1,045 1,997 3,943 1,926 2,808 1,919 1,609 1,981 17 8 9 4 75 5 18 3 4 78 3 318 290 549 379 983 737 879 683 740 960 847 705 843 712 828 704 475 869 960 99 33 2 0 1 6 5 9 4 5 8

2 2 15 3 2 3 179 14 174 13 15 12 138

12 9 6 19 1 74 39 22 12 15 56 37 36 45 60 68 27 18 26 30 28 24 18 13 24 58 14 19 36 30 24 20 40 37 19 39 25 47 16 43 39 14 46 24 39 33 28 79 33 35 17 26 22 51 66 20 96 49 44 41 26 23 45 40 36 59 14 60 22 62 19 32 24 28 19 84 24

6 2 8 4 9 0 9 5 4 6 1 2 3 9 2 1 8

1,2 1,4 1,0

6 2 5 3 6 6 4 19 3 5 5 239 153 124 236 167 122 152 153 298 125 108 193 287 632 283 171 178 320 114 113 117 115 170 263 109 135 187 107 131 182 185 176 491 14 0 16 8 8 5 6 6 5 2 4 3 27 36 90 45 66 78 68 54 33 45 61 28 34 16 34 73 29 29 92 42 81 60 48 15 58 58 97 65 29 93 68 23 47 81 40 20 57 80 69 44 43 47 49 7 8 0 8 4 0 2 4 1 0 6 8 9 7 8 9

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E CHILD REL

5 4 4 3 4 6 5 6 9 3 72 9 5 202 108 134 129 118 125 221 153 144 129 125 231 176 105 116 107 166 155 111 136 109 100 148 187 150 145 161 188 113 110 112 211 159 112 111 219

0 8 6 3 3 14 14 9 5 8 73 6 2 90 39 81 98 81 73 80 53 10 76 94 53 12 35 37 33 49 88 81 81 94 42 38 82 65 83 85 70 61 44 68 57 68 73 99 46 85 66 70 45 33 13 9 7 9 0 2 3 3 0 3 7 1 2 7 1

E RAIG HFSRBEISASSAULTS ROBBERIES THEFTS BREAKINGS REL 5 12 2 3 2 4 5 4 19 5 2 5 15 111 106 152 108 144 468 339 322 101 173 152 136 200 106 242 125 189 ‐ 8 13 8 2 4 5 18 15 9 9 68 51 52 91 88 10 43 22 77 29 11 16 20 10 41 46 22 13 46 66 10 59 17 44 29 10 19 96 51 29 99 92 45 31 11 44 52 10 23 18 63 13 64 15 26

5 7 9 8 7 2 7 3 0 4 2 3 9 6 1 6 2 5 6 5 9 2 9 1 4

3 6 6 6 75 9 6 8 5 4 3 70 76 202 180 101 170 132 111 165 126 136 116 157 214 221 139 132 117 138 149 130 124 136 133 121 122 122 256 128 123 244 124 312 107 116 212 136 119 142 113 172 122 ‐ 3 4 3 4 73 0 0 4 8 8 36 83 93 93 84 88 88 92 48 73 32 43 24 91 50 66 81 48 69 82 80 79 61 62 82 62 73 56 94 77 63 79 84 97 77 32 50

4 0 1 1 1 9 3 5 2 4 3 2 6 1 1 5

2 1,5 1,73 3 3 3 2 2 3 1,9 2 4 2 1,020 1,528 1,675

,6 ,5 ,3 ,7 ,6 ,5 ,9 ,6 ,2 ,0 15 212 525 497 320 522 416 394 298 752 275 895 678 506 796 570 606 747 917 445 337 778 927 739 566 761 165 164 499 276 281 223 167 168 280 343 257 326 240 345 188 297 262 457 200 249 279 377 264 257 154 520 331 434 421 572 540 377 417 487 405 819 441 700 433 427 475 931 544 642 435 486 731 659 5 0 3 6 4 15 0 0 72 0 78 89 60 81 11 3 4 8 0 7 7 2 6 7 1 8

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6 5 2 2 2 2 5 2 10 18 6 5 14

101 147 111 143 106 112 142 120 102 144 266 207 132 333 2 16 4 0 4 6 0 0 5 8 1 14 45 16 30 32 48 73 92 47 31 14 24 26 28 23 31 20 33 28 29 36 42 51 43 17 15 38 13 22 22 42 20 29 80 39 22 13 99 62 56 60 28 47 24 45 49 23 41 47 27 51 66 42 58 56 22 39 35 41 86 35 0 0 4 4 5 0 5 1 7 7 8 2 6 5 6 2 1 3

1,0 1,4 1,0 2 1,9 1,79 1,3 1,0 ,3

6 5 72 75 9 115 153 211 272 249 102 109 127 120 184 177 168 242 243 247 404 170 166 106 115 181 108 535 489 329 254 170 222 389 239 277 176 122 301 174 225 316 129 355 249 197 203 342 307 235 280 289 489 554 288 156 156 238 436 115 821 655

2 5 6 5 5 6 4 70 9 4 91 33 95 78 86 89 93 86 89 74 47 14 99 71 95 97 74 47 82 11 40 0 1 9 6 3 9 8 2 8 9 6 8 8 RMSTROIMPLMDACRUTO NARCOTICS CORRUPTION POL/MEDIA TERRORISM CRIMES OTHER

3 1,9 2 2 4 3 2 2 1,5 1,2 1,6 2 1,9 1,065 1,387 1,355 ,6 ,9 ,2 ,3 ,6 ,3 ,3 ,0

206 263 362 440 514 439 385 316 194 228 137 144 169 202 244 178 202 570 425 323 400 507 679 382 295 226 371 123 187 320 278 122 195 901 596 533 671 632 166 329 472 303 338 453 226 296 664 346 339 381 241 554 536 319 442 340 505 568 358 633 525 537 553 448 601 528 866 303 477 672 272 849 216 8 72 2 2 5 9 0 9 5 8 76 3 3 9 75 50 98 12 22 7 4 5 8 9 6 4 6 2 0 5 2

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2 1 1 2 9 4

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 18 19 4 14 1 2 3 11 10 17 29

2 4 0 6 4 2 4 9 2 6 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 5 3 4 1 2 4 3 1 1 2 2 7 3 5 3 8 4 3 1 4 1 1 3 3 5 2 1 3 2 1 5 7 6 1 4 1 2 2

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1 1 7 1 6 1 1 1 1

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13 14 4 17 13 14 3 131 166

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 3 8 2 4 6 4 8 9 4 12 16 10 16 10 16 41 70 17 10 16 13 10 24 22 18 66 18 10 18 16 13 18 16 12 56 37 44 43 27 44 18 48 44 44 22 23 17 24 19 37 16 12 15 12 20 13 22 57 21 22 24 53 88 22 18 10 22 16 93 2 2 2 0 7 8 1 8 5 5 6 2 8 9 3 2 6 8 6 3 6 4 9 9 3 9 6 LAWS OTHER

2 10 2 18 2 14 13 13

2 3 17 2 4 76 3 8 3

45 40 32 50 27 40 14 18 34 17 63 23 13 10 20 55 75 10 19 46 23 11 66 66 13 48 24 34 26 30 31 37 93 31 47 31 19 62 27 22 33 17 11 21 23 12 29 63 15 76 50 5 3 2 0 9 2 9 9 7 9 7 5 0 1 2 4 2 8 0 1 7 0 1 6 0 0 2 2 0 3 1 2 4 5 2 5 7 7 0 4 Ngora Katakwi Kabermaido Kapelebyong Soroti Moroto Nabilatuk Napak Amudat Nakapiripirit Kaabong Kotido Abim Dokolo Otuke Alebtong Kole Amolatar Kwania Oyam Apac Lira Gulu Pader Kitgum Omoro Amuru Nwoya Agago Lamwo Adjumani Moyo Yumbe Koboko Pakwach Nebbi Zombo Maracha Arua Kakira Buwenge Jinja Namayingo Idudi Namutumba Mayuge Bugiri Iganga Luuka Buyende Kaliro Kamuli Pallisa Kibuku Busia Budaka Butebo Tororo Butaleja Bulambuli Sironko Bududa Manafwa Namisindwa Mbale Bukwo Kween Kapchorwa Kumi Bukedea Amuria Serere AE OIIE CNMCSEX ECONOMIC HOMICIDES TOTAL CASES REGIONS/DISTRICTS N W R K B B B E S E M K N A GRAND TOTA L I A U U U S W I I O O T E P I D G S W S S K R M R R S E I E O T O O A E T T T A N P O K N H N G G D H Z O R I A A K W O Y I O L E N O R Y T E E I G A O O E O S A S R G T A T L T A N S H T I

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238,74 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 5 6 3 2 5 2 6 4 7 4 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 0 0 7 5 8 4 7 1 5 6 5 7 0 3 2,008 1,112 1,163 1,035 2,649 1,083 1,773 1,284 6,726 3,569 1,317 3,844 1,663 1,215 1,897 1,399 1,171 1,353 1,011 1,436 1,426 4,961 3,244 1,539 1,488 1,785 1,981 1,377 2,804 1,701 2,208 2,206 1,086 3,406 1,438 1,820 1,187 1,492 3,940 1,472 2,831 1,577 2,755 4 9 6 6 3 8 3 8 3 0 8 0 0 7 691 575 410 875 310 991 796 822 983 696 713 951 613 935 784 778 854 724 740 805 257 709 841 522 899 759 883 805 837 1 6 7 8 9 8 3 7 7 1 2 8 3 4 6

4,497

1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 106

0 2 0 2 2 4 4 5 9 0 4 6 4 5 13 22 64 10 79 34 22 15 10 14 54 18 24 20 15 11 22 14 16 18 20 15 22 17 19 17 12 26 16 32 39 33 79 51 22 29 39 37 27 26 26 19 23 17 28 30 11 12 27 20 55 33 24 63 45 56 18 19 12 55 5 2 8 3 9 1 3 3 7 3 9 4 7 9 7 6 7 7 5 5 3 9 8 7 6

15,099

3 1 3 3 6 8 6 4 9 4 8 140 222 100 147 165 133 269 251 102 100 640 139 100 105 172 269 115 225 181 247 371

7 7 4 6 8 9 0 4 4 4 2 9 9 6 79 39 27 93 49 32 32 88 99 23 22 11 11 74 27 53 33 50 23 28 44 90 20 32 25 39 16 38 44 12 26 63 21 83 22 23 17 87 56 36 21 58 13 10 62 85 78 35 1 1 8 3 8 1 3 9 6 7 7 6 2 6 8 7 3

E CHILD REL 17,521

1 1 1 1 1

, , , , , 1 3 1 3 0 2 7 6 3 2 1 3 7 2 188 209 183 117 217 207 191 187 208 138 180 411 203 183 140 270 166 140 192 139 157 111 445 198 136 247 124 101 128 116 107 101 122 101 282 168 138 125 195 294 338 9 1 8 4 8 0 6 7 4 6 6 7 2 2 78 92 71 70 88 70 53 54 10 79 76 43 43 57 69 86 92 75 45 81 68 63 56 87 54 46 84 70 26 67 88 9 4 1 3 3 7 7 3 0 4 1 8 3 5

11,589

1 1

, , E RAIG HFSRBEISASSAULTS ROBBERIES THEFTS BREAKINGS REL 0 1 3 4 5 2 6 1 4 2 1 9 2 4 110 115 296 226 133 111 106 290 152 114 214 559 367 201 128 185 143 362 226 0 9 5 3 1 7 5 3 4 1 1 5 3 0 66 61 54 73 19 39 86 67 50 69 10 67 94 12 47 27 35 74 52 46 82 37 37 14 82 50 57 17 60 28 42 70 85 97 66 43 22 39 43 48 31 56 40 85 39 20 80 71 8 0 3 5 2 2 8 7 2 3 0 3 4 0 8 8 7 3 5

14,01

3 5 1 3 1 8 1 5 2 5 3 6 7

107 100 151 176 262 390 230 121 109 123 135 175 186 284 2 9 3 5 1 8 9 8 1 8 1 0 6 9 64 15 67 50 38 32 42 21 30 89 11 18 14 28 27 22 29 18 30 46 19 22 54 37 10 54 44 75 52 98 37 31 48 59 66 76 52 57 89 90 75 86 93 76 66 63 45 71 35 29 44 33 78 98 54 87 72 9 6 4 5 0 1 8 6 1 8 2 2 0 4 8 6

61,533

3 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1,043 1,810 1,454

, , , , , , , , , , 6 1 9 2 1 3 4 5 2 0 5 6 9 8 244 267 148 133 112 263 570 141 106 478 115 204 225 155 198 119 220 213 169 135 185 200 217 452 142 437 222 191 190 159 322 334 234 353 383 195 418 430 405 688 294 391 291 304 377 364 507 334 779 495 451 130 126 129 300 309 467 170 361 223 696 891 3 6 5 4 4 8 5 6 7 4 5 7 4 4 60 89 87 76 81 90 87 8 9 4 4 8 1 0 7 4 8 2 1 6 2

7,35

4 4 4 2 1 2 2 1

130 108 177 193 265 343 8 7 9 2 7 1 6 5 8 8 5 5 6 5 28 12 10 10 15 42 11 41 11 25 11 12 22 17 23 16 10 25 33 21 27 29 54 25 18 13 23 40 27 24 40 21 26 22 49 56 25 23 11 27 18 40 58 43 76 38 12 37 32 72 16 18 48 10 14 4 1 7 8 4 1 0 1 2 5 7 8 3 4 4 2 9 3 3 8 9 2 5 2 4 9

36,323

1 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1,153 , , , , , , , , ,

4 1 4 7 2 5 9 3 7 6 3 2 4 8 147 181 113 117 221 316 632 166 925 277 175 384 422 343 189 175 288 116 405 264 319 155 244 366 176 365 151 175 237 144 235 258 176 239 682 217 526 219 314 236 456 419 157 753 238 591 242 163 220 181 230 138 588 236 519 252 152 117 142 375 498 131 466 8 6 7 5 9 1 9 3 5 5 9 9 8 3 39 90 18 73 69 55 77 18 2 9 1 3 1 6 9 5 8 2 9 4 4 6 RMSTROIMPLMDACRUTO NARCOTICS CORRUPTION POL/MEDIA TERRORISM CRIMES OTHER

64,42

4 4 3 1 3 2 1 3 1 1 1 1,265 1,366 1,959 1,258 , , , , , , , , , , ,

2 4 9 9 0 8 6 6 0 8 1 7 6 6

428 356 305 202 312 653 902 365 272 728 139 245 283 227 291 283 207 237 258 242 233 216 408 397 259 463 391 496 194 168 309 310 340 505 369 246 463 404 701 254 517 433 398 659 236 837 623 942 657 198 274 165 274 364 415 307 455 447 664 785 133 144 109 202 881 215 5 8 7 7 2 7 4 9 6 4 0 2 7 4 57 49 7 1 9 1 9 3 8 3 7 9 2 4 7 2 6

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9 3 7 2 1 2 2 4 0 1 3 4 4 7 2 2 1 4 9 1 1 2 1 2 3 1 1 6 2 4 1 1 1 9 3 3 4 2 5 2 4 1 1 1 8 1 2 3 1 7 2 5 3

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