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E Twelve, Article 212thatstipulatesthefunctionsofforceas: The Uganda Police Force draws its mandate from the constitution of Uganda Chapter (d) (c) (b) (a) nership withthepublic,inordertopromote development “To secure life and property in a committed and Professional manner, in part- Police Force;gearedtowardsaCrimefreesociety”. “An Enlightened, Motivated, Community Oriented, Accountable and Modern lished underthisConstitutionandwiththepopulationgenerally. to cooperate with the civilian authority and other security organs estab- to preventanddetectcrime; to preservelawandorder; to protectlifeandproperty; Mandate Mission Vision

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ADMINISTRATIVE AND PLANNING MACRO STRUCTURE FOR THE UGANDA POLICE FORCE R C V E ADMINISTRATIVE AND PLANNING MACRO STRUCTURE FOR THE UGANDA POLICE FORCE E

Inspector General of Police Police Authority

Deputy Inspector General of Police

Chief of Joint Staff

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

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

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

Directorate of Peace Support Directorate of Research, Directorate of HRA Directorate of Forensic Operations Planning and Development Services

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ADMINISTRATIVE AND PLANNING MACRO STRUCTURE FOR THE UGANDA POLICE FORCE

Inspector General of Police Police Authority

Deputy Inspector General of Police

Chief of Joint Staff

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

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

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

Directorate of Peace Support Directorate of Research, Directorate of HRA Directorate of Forensic Operations Planning and Development Services

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

Deputy Inspector GeneralofPolice Inspector GeneralofPolice Maj. Gen.SabiitiMuzeeyi JM OkothOchola(Esq)

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E Dir. Counter Terrorism POLICE TOPMANAGEMENT ASATPOLICE 31 Dir. Operations AIGP ANDREW SOROWEN AIGP J. A. BAKASUMBA Dir. CriminalInvestigations AIGP GRACE AKULLO AIGP Dir. Duties Special Chief ofJointStaff ST ST DECEMBER, 2019 Dir. Political Chief Commissar AIGP CHRISTOPHER Dir. CrimeIntelligence AIGP ASAN KASINGYE DAMULIRA Dir. Human Resource Administration AIGP STEVEN KASIIMA Dir. TrafficRoad & Safety Dir. &Engineering Logistics POLICE TOPMANAGEMENT ASATPOLICE 31 AIGP GODFREY KAMUNANWIRE BANGIRANA AIGP JESSE Dir. Research, Planning &Dev’t Dir. Human Resources Dev’t AIGP EDWARD OCHOM Dir. Services Fire &Rescue AIGP GODFREY K. AIGP JOSEPH GOLOOBA MUGISA ST DECEMBER,2019 Dir. INTERPOL &Int’l Relations Dir. Peace Support Operations Dir. Police Health Services AIGP HAJJI MOSES TURYAGUMANAWE BYARUHANGA BALIMWYO AIGP MOSES AIGP GRACE

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 INTERPOL SpecialRepresentative Attaché Uganda’s HighComm. CP FELIXBARYAMWISAKI

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E POLICE TOPMANAGEMENT ASATPOLICE 31 Ag. DirectorICT to African Union to African Nairobi RWEGO Dir. HumanRights&LegalSer AIGP TWARUHUKWA CP MOSESKAFEERO AIGP ISABIRYE HARUNA Police Attaché toNew York Commander KMP ERASMUS vices ST - DECEMBER,2019 Ag. Dir. Forensic Services Dir. Welfare &Production AIGP TWINOMUGISHA SP ANDREW MUBIRU SP ANDREW SCP KAALIFADHIL Commander FFU LEMMY

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 and 3,459wereminor. from 12,805 in 2018 to 12,858 in 2019, out of which 3,407 were fatal, 5,992 were serious reported crashes of number the in increase 0.4% a was There Safety: Road and Traffic false callsaboutfireemergencies. resources andtime for theForce.Iurge thecitizensofourcountrytodesistfrommaking Directorate, this does not only put the lives of our officers in danger but is also a waste of Services Rescue and Fire the by to responded calls false 2019. 24 in were handled There emergencies fire of cases in decrease 1.9% a was There emergencies: rescue and Fire charged accordingly, andothershavebeensentencedtodeathbyhanging. and arrested members their dismantled, were syndicates criminal ten of total a 2019, in Metropolitan Policing Area, GreaterMasaka,andBusogaareas.Iamhappy toreportthat Organised criminal syndicates committed heinous crimes within the regions of Kampala whom beingthegirlchild. This isunacceptable. defilement cases by 11.4% from 2018, a total of 13,682 children were defiled, majority of Defilement still poses a big problem to the Police. In 2019, whereas there was decrease in cases. relative increase incasesofhomicide,cybercrimesandcorruptionrelated There was Police Forceandcontinuedsupportfromoursistersecurityagenciestofightcrime. the GovernmentofUgandatotackle crime, efforts ofthemenandwomenUganda by efforts deliberate to due is This cases 2019. in 238,746 reported cases 215,224 from to 2018 Police in reported to reported crimes of volume the in decrease 9.8% a was There 2019. for report safety traffic/road and crime the you to present to pleased am I make surethatournationissecure. to crime of forms all fight us Let crimes. of forms all prevent to order in stakeholders Thus, the responsibility of fighting crime is a joint task of Police Force, citizens and other Safety inUganda. detection of crime, keeping lawandorder, andmaintenance of overallSecurityandPublic The roleoftheUgandaPoliceForceisprotectionlifeandproperty, preventionand i IPage

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E FORE WORD 28 Inspector GeneralofPolice. JM OkothOchola(Esq) For GodandMyCountry. tireless efforts amidstchallengesoffightingcrime.Keepupthespirit. Finally, myappreciation goes to all men and women ofthe Uganda Police Force foryour together thiswork. Management Department and all UPF records officers throughout the country for putting My appreciation goes toUgandaPolice top management, Director CID, CrimeData for theircontinuedsupportinthefightagainstcrime. I wishtoextendmyappreciationinstitutions,andallotherpartners to thepublic,JLOS Uganda PoliceForceinensuringasafeandsecureforusall. Special thanks gototheH.EPresidentforhisunendingguidance and supporttothe Police Headquarters,Naguru. th April, 2020

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 POLICING REGIONS AND DISTRICTS/DIVISIONS iii ALBERTINE viii. BUSOGA EAST ELGON

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E IPage Masindi Kiryandongo Kikuube Kibaale Kakumiro Kagadi Hoima Buliisa Sironko Bulambuli Bududa Bugweri Iganga Bugiri Namisindwa Mbale Manafwa Namutumba Namayingo Mayuge ASWA BUSOGA NORTH viii. vii. GREATER BUSHENYI iii. iii. iii. vi. iv. iv. iv. ii. ii. ii. v. v. i. i. i.

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

Butebo Tororo Pallisa Kibuku Butaleja Busia Budaka Kalaki Soroti Serere Ngora Kumi Kapelebyong Katakwi Kaberamaido Bukedea Amuria Kyotera Ssembabule Rakai Masaka Lyantonde Lwengo Kalungu Kalangala Bukomansimbi KATONGA KIIRA KMP SOUTH MT. MOROTO iii. iii. iii. iii. vi. iv. iv. ii. ii. ii. ii. v. v. i. i. i. i.

Gomba Butambala Mpigi Jinja East-Kakira Jinja Central-Jinja wenge Jinja North-Bu- Nsangi Division Entebbe Division sion CPS KampalaDivi Katwe Division Kajjansi Division Kabalagala Division Nabilatuk Napak Nakapiripirit Moroto Amudat - KIDEPO KMP EAST NORTH KYOGA viii. vii. iii. iii. vi. ix. iv. iv. iii. iii. iv. iv. ii. ii. ii. ii. v. RWENZORI EAST v. i. i. i. i.

Karenga Kotido Kaabong Abim Mukono Kira RoadDivision Kira Division Jinja RoadDivision Naggalama Division Kwania Kole Dokolo Apac Amolatar Alebtong Oyam Otuke Lira Division Katwe-Kabatooro Kasese Division Hima Division Bwera Division KIGEZI KMP NORTH NORTH WESTNILE iv. iii. RWENZORI WEST viii. vii. ii. vii. iii. vi. iv. iii. iii. vi. vi. i. iv. iv. ii. ii. ii. v. v. v. i. i. i. i.

Obongi Yumbe Moyo Adjumani Rukiga Rukungiri Rubanda Kisoro Kanungu Kabale Wandegeya Division Wakiso Old KampalaDivision Nansana Division Kawempe Division Kasangati Division Kakiri Division Kitagwenda Bunyangabo Ntoroko Kyenjojo Kyegegwa Kamwenge Kabarole Bundibugyo Page Iiv

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E Rwampara Kazo Ntungamo Mbarara Kiruhura Isingiro Ibanda Njeru Division Kayunga Buvuma Buikwe SAVANNAH WAMALA iii. iii. iv. ii. ii. v. i. i.

Nakaseke Nakasongola Luweero Mityana Kyankwanzi Kiboga Kassanda Mubende SIPI WEST NILE vii. iii. iii. vi. iv. ii. ii. v. i. i.

Kween Kapchorwa Bukwo Madi Okolo Pakwach Zombo Nebbi Maracha Koboko Arua 3.3. KasoloCoporiyamu alias Arsenal CriminalGroup 3.2. Mwebaze–Kakuru CriminalGang(Lyantonde Gang)�� 3.1. NkurunzizaSam CriminalGang. 3.0. Introduction IN 2019 ORGANISED CRIMINAL SYNDICATES BUSTED THREE: CHAPTER 2.6. Abuse ofBail �� previous years�� 2.5. Convictionssecuredin2019someofthehigh-profilecasesreported 2.4. SuccessStoriesof Anti-Crime Infrastructure 2.3. Firearmsand Ammunitions in2019 2.2. MonthlyCrime Trend �� 2.1. CrimeRatein2019 2.0. Introduction CHAPTER TWO: CASEMANAGEMENT 1.2 CrimeCategories 1.1 CrimeDistribution 1.0 Introduction CHAPTER ONE:CRIME ANALYSIS ACRONYM CLASS OFDRIVINGPERMITSINUGANDA �� DEFINITIONS LISTOF TABLES �� LIST OFFIGURES TABLE OFCONTENTS�� FORE WORD�� EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TABLE OF CONTENTS ��

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Table 30:Brea Table 29:Districts/Divisionsleading inEconomiccrimes Table 28:RegionsleadinginEconomic Crimes Table 27:BreakdownofEconomic Crimes Table 26:District/Division leadinginDomestic Violence Table 25:Regions leadinginDomestic Violence Table 24:Comparison ofothersexrelatedoffences �� Table 23:District/Division leadinginRape Table 22:Regions leadinginRape Table 21:District/DivisionleadinginDefilement Table 20:RegionsleadinginDefilement Table 19:CategoryofDefilers Table 18: Victims ofDefilementby AgeGroup�� Table 17:District/DivisionwithhighestnumberofCommon Assaults �� Table 16:RegionsleadinginCommon Assaults �� Table 15:Districtsleadingin Aggravated Assaults (General)�� Table 14:Regionsleadingin Aggravated Assaults (General)�� Table 13:Breakdownofassaultcases Table 12:District/DivisionleadinginCattleStealing. Table 11: RegionalleadinginCattleStealing Table 10:CattleStealing Table 9:District/Divisionleadingin Theft ofMotorcycles Table 8:Regionsleadingin Theft ofMotorcycles Table 7:District/Divisionwithhighestnumberof Theft ofMotor Vehicle Table 6:Regionswithhighestnumberof Theft ofMotor Vehicle Table 5:Districts/Divisionsleadingin Theft ofMobilePhones Table 4:Regionsleadingin Theft ofMobilePhones Table 3:District/Divisionswithhighestnumberoftheftcases Table 2:Regionswithhighestnumberoftheftcases Table 1:CrimesReportedbyCategory LIST OFLIST TABLES

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E k i n g s offences reported. �� 19 19 19 18 18 17 17 15 16 14 14 14 13 12 12 10 10 22 11 11 7 9 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 Table 51: Table 50:Comparisonofcases Aggravated RobberyofCash Table 57:Ho Table 56:District/Division leadinginRobberyofMotorCycles Table 55:Regions leadingin Aggravated RobberyofMotorCycles Table 38:ChildRelatedOffences and Table 37:District/Divisionleadingin Threatening Violence Table 36:District/DivisionleadinginHouseBreaking Table 35:RegionsleadinginHouseBreaking Table 34:District/DivisionleadinginBurglary �� Table 33:RegionsleadinginBurglary �� Table 32:District/DivisionleadinginBreakings Table 31:RegionsleadinginBreakings Table 49: Table 48:RegionsleadinginRobberies Table 47:Categoryof Aggravated Robberyin2019 Table 46:CategoriesofRobbery Table 45:Districts/DivisionsleadinginMaliciousDamagetoProperty Table 44:RegionsleadinginMaliciousDamagetoProperty Table 43:Districts/DivisionsleadinginCriminal Trespass �� Table 42:RegionsleadinginCriminal Trespass �� Table 41:Districts/DivisionsleadinginChild Abuse and Torture �� Table 40:Districts/DivisionsleadinginChildDesertion Table 39:Districts/DivisionsleadinginChildNeglect Table 61:District/Division withhighestnumber ofcasesmurder byshooting Table 60:RegionsLeadinginMurder byShooting Table 59:District/Divisionwith highest numberofhomicidecases Table 58:Regionswiththehighest numberofHomicideCases Table 54:District/Division leadingin Aggravated Robberyof Motor Vehicles Table 53:Regions leadingin Aggravated RobberyofMotor Vehicles Table 52: D Regions D i i st st m ric ric ici ts ts d leadingi / / e CasesReported D D ivi ivi s s io io ns ns n leadingi leadingi Aggravated �� n n V Aggravated �� R ic R o t i bb o ms bb ery �� ery ofCash�� R o �� bb �� ery ofCash�� Page Ix ��

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Table 91:SummaryofEPPU/NEMA activities onNoisePollutionin2019 Table 90:Offences Handledby Water LossandPrevention PoliceUnit Table 89:Scenesofcrimeprocessed Table 80:Casemanagementcomparison Table 79:Breakdownoflandrelatedcases Table 78:Formsofexploitationfortheregisteredvictims Table 77:Registered Victims inotherCountries Table 76:Registerednumbersofvictimstrafficking. Table 75:Incidentsoftraffickinginpersons2018and2019 Table 74:BreakdownofCyberoffences �� Breakdown ofMediaoffences �� 73: Table Breakdown ofElectoral/PoliticalOffences �� 72: Table Table 71:Districtswithhighestnumberof Arson cases�� Table 70: Types ofNarcotics/Drugsdestroyed Table 69:NationalityofsuspectsarrestedatEntebbeInternational Airport �� Table 68:DrugSeizuresatEntebbeInternational Airport �� Table 67:Murderothercauses Table 66:District/DivisionsLeadinginMurderbyDomestic Violence Table 88:Requests forforensicprocessing Table 87: Tracking donebycanine Table 86:Breakdown ofMedicalexaminationscarriedout Table 85:Regions sampledwherebailedwasabusedbysuspects Table 84:Guns and Ammunitions Lost,FoundandRecoveredin2019 Table 83:Districts/DivisionswithhighestnumberofReportedCrimes Table 82:RegionsleadinginCasesReported Table 81: Table 65:RegionsLeadinginMurderbyDomestic Violence Table 64:Districts/DivisionsLeadinginMurderbyMob Action �� Table 63:RegionsLeadinginMurderbyMob Action �� Table 62:CausesofMob Action �� Table 92:Summaryof wetlandmanagement activitiesduringthe year2019

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Leading Crimes,2019�� 62 57 55 43 91 90 59 56 56 46 44 42 42 41 40 90 40 88 65 72 89 65 64 39 39 39 93 95 64 45 44 Table 109:Comparisonoffatalitiesbyroadusergroup2019and2018 Table 108:CasualtiesduringtheperiodJanuary–December2019 Table 107: Accident DistributionbyPoliceRegion Table 106:Monthly Trend ofCrashesin2019 �� Table 105:NatureofRoad Traffic Crashes2018and2019�� Table 104:Livesrescuedandbodiesrecovered Table 103: Table 102: Victims offireincidences2019and2018 Table 101:Structureswherefireemergencies werehandled Table 100: Time ofCalls Table 99:Emergency callsattendedto Table 98:SummaryofcaseshandledbyFlyingSquadUnit Table 97:MonthlyrevenuecollectiononMotor Vehicle Verification Certificates Table 96:MonthlyrevenuecollectiononCertificateofGoodConduct Table 95:Categoriesandvaluationofwildlifespecimensrecovered Table 94:Managementof Wildlife crimes Table 93:SummaryofNationalForestry Authority activitiesin2019 Table 115: Natureof Accident withrespectto Time Table 114: MinorInjuriesby Age andGender �� Table 113: SeriousInjuryby Age andGender�� Table 112: Fatalitiesby Age andGender�� 2018 and2019�� Table 111: Comparisonofpersonswhosustainedminorinjuriesbyroadusergroup �� Table 110: Comparisonofpersonsseriously injuredbyroadusergroup2018and2019 Table 121:Driverstestedperclass ofdrivingpermitfor2019and2018 Table 120:Mechanicalcondition of Vehicles involvedincrashes Table 119: Ownership of Vehicles InvolvedinCrashes2019 Table 118: Categoriesof Traffic Offenders arrested in2019 Table 117: Classof Vehicle InvolvedinCrashes Table 116: NatureofCrasheswithrespecttoCausesin2019 Areas whereemergency rescueoccurred �� Page Ixii ��

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 DEFINITIONS Heavy motor car which is constructed or adapted for use for conveyance of goods, or Heavy motor carwhichisconstructed oradaptedfor useforconveyance ofgoods, Heavy goodsvehicle: burden ofanydescription. Heavy motorcarwhich isconstructedoradaptedforuse conveyance of goodsor Goods vehicle: result ofinjuriessustainedintheaccident. Death occurring at the scene of the accident and, or within one year and one day as a Fatal Accident: equipment. on aroad,doesnotcarryanyloadgreater than suchasisnecessaryforitspropulsion or constructed forthespecialpurposesofengineeringoperationswhich,whereproceeding Movable plant or equipment being a self-propelled vehicle or trailer designed or Engineering plant: the towingvehicle. saddle animalsonaroad;andinrelation to atowedvehicle, means apersonwhodrives relation to animals, means a person who guides cattle, singular or in herds, or flocks, pack in charge ofamotorvehicle (including a cycle) or aninstructorofalearner driver. In 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 personaged18yearsandabove,aspertheConstitutionofUganda. Adult: Severity isalsousedtorankaccidents Determined by or classified according to themostseverecasualty involved in anaccident. Accident Severity: xiii

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E IPage to amotorvehicle, means apersonwhodrives,orattempts to drive,oris Any self-propelledvehicle intendedoradaptedforuseontheroad. Motor vehicle: 400 kilograms. Motor vehiclewithlessthanfourwheels, theunladenweightofwhichdoesnotexceed Motor cycle: gers exclusiveofthedriver. passen- 7 than more not carry to adapted or constructed is which vehicle passenger a of the permissible maximum weight of which does not exceed 3,500 kilograms, and in case Motor vehicle, not beingamotorcycle, which isconstructedtocarryaloadorpassengers, Motor car: shock requiringroadsideattention. Injury ofaminor character such asasprain,bruiseorcut not judged to besevereorslight Minor Injury: Accident wherenopersonsareinjured. Minor Accident: passengers exclusiveofthedriver. 60 exceeding not but 20, than more for accommodation seating having vehicle Motor Medium omnibus: 20 exceeding not passengers exclusiveofthedriver. but 7 than more for accommodation seating having vehicle Motor LightOmnibus: 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. of exclusive passengers 60 than more for accommodation seating having vehicle Motor Heavy omnibus: the permissibleweightofwhichexceeds22,500kilograms. Motor vehicle not beingamotorcycle, which isconstructed to carryaloadorpassengers, Heavy motor car: burden ofanydescriptionexceedingaweightprescribedbyregulations. Page Ixiv

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 The numberofcasesreportedbyadetective atagivenpointintime. Workload: A personwhoisoffended asaresultofcriminalact. Victim: mals; orbetweenvehiclesandfixedobstacles Crashes between vehicles; between vehicles and pedestrians; between vehicles and ani- Traffic Accident: medical treatment. nal injuries, crashing, burns, severe cuts and lacerations or severe general shock requiring ing injurieswhetherornotthepersonisadmitted in hospital:fractures,concussion,inter follow- the of any or „in-patient‟, an as hospital in admitted is person a which for Injury Serious Injury: concussion, internalinjuries,crashing,severecutsandlacerations. following injuries whether or not one isadmitted in the hospital, or sustains: fractures, Accident in whichapersonisadmitted in the hospital as an“in-patient” or anyofthe Serious Accident: The numberofpeoplelivinginaparticulargeographicalareaorlocation. Population (human): Any persontravellingonfoot Pedestrian: cranks solelybythemuscularenergy ofthepersonridingit. Any vehicle which hasatleast2wheelsispropelled by meansofpedals, orhand Pedal cycle: motor vehicle. tor vehicle at the time of theaccident, provided aportionofthe person isin,oronthe Any person,otherthanthedriver, whoisin,on,boarding,entering or falling from amo- Passenger: xv I Page

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

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 AIGP AFIS ACRONYM KMP JLOS IOV ICT Inspectorate IBIS HRLS of HRD FIA Vehicles FFU Financial EPPU Intelligence DPP DNA Authority DMC CPC CID CFR CCTV ASP UWA URA UPF UPDF UBOS TRSA SMG SAR PSO NWSC NEMA NDA NAADS National MoU LDC Drug LMG Authority WALOPU xvii IPage

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 This decreaseincrimes2019isattributedtosomeofthefollowingdeliberateactions; Reasons for thedecrease incrimesreported in2019 from Police to reported 238,746 casesreportedin2018to215,2242019. crimes of volume the in decrease 9.8% a was there 2019, In performance thereportisarrangedinsevendifferent chapters. and management case increase, with crimes decrease, with crimes indicating 2019, for The executive summary covers in brief, the content of the 200 paged Annual Crime Report PREAMBLE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY cases. 51Districts/Divisions didnotregisteranycaseofmotor vehiclethefts. 65 with Division Kawempe and cases 71 with Division Road Kira by followed cases, 78 while cases 198 with East District/Divisions with highest number of reported theft cases were Katwe Division with KMP and cases 231 with North KMP by followed cases, Theft ofMotor Vehicle: of motorcycleshadadecrease7.8%. Theft caseswere spreadthroughouttheregions. thefts and decrease 4.4% a had vehicles motor of thefts 9.2%, of decrease a had phone Mobile of Thefts decrease. 9.4% as a giving cases) 2018 (55,704 in reported theft cases to 61,533 to due compared were 2019 in reported cases the all of 25.8% Thefts: These are; In 2019,theUgandaPoliceForceregisteredadecreasein31crimeareas. CRIMES WITH DECREASESIN2019 xix IPage

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Improve timeofresponsebyPoliceinsituationsemergencies, suspected robbed/stolenpropertyanddismantlingmarketsforsuchitems, Conducting operations targeting criminal hideouts andplaces,recoveryof of cases,and Continued support fromsistersecurity agencies inrespondingandinvestigation convicted whileothersareonremand. criminal syndicates weredismantled, with theirmembersarrested,charged and country.ten in 2019, dismantled and were criminal gangs 18 a totalof 2018, In Busting anddismantling of organised criminal syndicates throughout the to enhancesupervisionofcases. Provision of resources like motor vehicles to the force and Regional CID officers Continued communitysensitisationagainstengagingincrime, Government investmentinanti–crimeinfrastructure, Theft of motor vehicle was highest in KMP South with 267 with South KMP in highest was vehicle motor of Theft victims duetothefollowing; of number highest the had years 17 – 15 of category age the country, the Throughout Aggravated Assault (General) Aggravated Assault 2018, givinga12.1%decrease. Assaults: 132 cases.FiveDistrictsdidnotregisteranycaseofmotorcycletheftsduringtheyear District with Lira and cases 153 with Mbarara by followed cases, 172 with highest Arua the registered cases. 304 with Nile West and cases 333 with South KMP by followed cases, 357 with KMPNorth in highest was motorcycles of Theft ofmotorcycles:Theft Common Assaults 156 cases. with Mbarara and cases 174 with Tororoby followed cases, 252 with general) assaults aggravated of cases of number highest the had District Otuke cases. 431 with Rwizi and region registered the highest number with 649 cases, Kyoga followed by North decrease. Albertine 6.0% with 440 a cases giving 2018, in cases 6,584 to compared reported were Victims ofDefilementby AgeGroup cases, 317 with number highest followed byKamuliwith274cases. the registered District Mbale while cases 922 with Defilements were highest in the region of East Kyoga with 945 cases, followed by Elgon juveniles and241weremalejuveniles. female were 13,441 whom, of 2019, in defiled were children 13,682 decrease. 11.4% Defilement: 13,613 cases were reported in 2019 compared to 15,366 cases in 2018, giving and Agago with583cases.Casesofassaultwerespreadthroughouttheregions. Division had the highest number of cases with 960, followed by Kyenjojo with 592 cases 2,321 cases, followed by East Kyoga with 1,869 cases and Aswa with 1,759 cases. Katwe with Kyoga North of regions the in highest Common was Assaults 6.5%. by decreased No. of VictimsNo. Age Group iii. ii. i. Some of the girls are defiled in the process of doing domestic chores especially chores domestic doing of process the in defiled are girls the of Some considered readyfor marriage, Some culturalnorms stillpracticedwhohavedeveloped breastsare where girls Adolescent agewhere manyyounggirlsaretakenadvantageof, and n 09 3,9 css ee eotd oprd o 633 ae rpre in reported cases 36,323 to compared reported were cases 31,895 2019, In 0-8 YEARS

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Lira District was leading with 289 cases, followed by Mukono with 239 cases cases, and Mbarara 839 with offences followed byRwiziwith 815and Albertine with760 cases. breaking of number highest the registered Masaka Greater 2019 namely;House Breaking, Burglary, ShopBreakingandOfficeBreaking. reflecting a 7.8% decrease. There was a decrease in all the four categories of breakings in 2018, in cases 14,018 to compared reported were breakings of cases 12,919 Breakings: companies wereclosedandthreesuspects arraignedtocourtandremanded. was blockedbyFIA forpurposesofsavingthe fraudulently obtained funds. The two victims. 2,925 from 30,625,000,000 Ugx Aof total 709,000,000 a Ugx. obtained of total Dunamis coinsResourcesLimited and GlobalCryptocurrenciespyramidscheme highest underthiscategory, itreducedbya13.9%decrease. was it as Much cases. 10,598 with Crimes Economic under reported category highest cases reported in 2018, giving a 12.1% decrease. 12.1% a giving 2018, in reported cases Economic crimes: In the period under review, 13,264 cases reported compared to 15,099 9,978 werefemaleadultsand670malejuvenileswhile676juveniles. adults, male were 2,908 whom of Violence, Domestic of victims were people 14,232 violence. domestic of case any register not did Districts/Divisions 12 cases. 375 with and Amuria cases 498 with Lira by followed cases, 449 with highest the had Division Kampala Old with 1131 cases, followed by East Kyoga with 985 cases and North Kyoga with 808 cases. to 13,916 reported in 2019, giving a 1.9% decrease. Aswa region had the highest number Domestic Violence: with 27cases. and Kabale by followed 49 with Kapchorwa with 31 cases, cases Kira Division with 29 cases, Mbale with 28 of cases and Mayuge number highest the had District Mbarara Masaka with85cases. by followed KMPKMPcases, 120 96 with East cases, 95 with North Greater and cases 91 with Albertine with rape of cases reported of number highest the had region Rwizi 2018, givingadecreaseof3.2%. A totalof1,531womenwerevictimsrape. in reported cases 1,580 to compared Police to reported were rape of cases 1,528 Rape: Defilement caseswerespreadthroughoutthecountry. positive. HIV are who suspects by defiled were 390 defiled, victims of number total the of Out xxi IPage

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E when theyaresentalonetofetchfirewoodandwater. 13,693 ca s e s o f Domestic Violence Obtaining w e r e reported to Police compared reported e by False Pretences was the in 2018,giving a16.7%decrease. Criminal Trespass: 7,920 cases were reported in 2019 compared to 9,500 cases reported 42 cases. 47 with Lira and Districts/Divisions did notregisteranycaseofchildabuseand torture. cases 66 had Division Road Kira by followed 208, with number highest the had Division Katwe decrease. 15.9% tortureand Child abuse had not registeranycaseofchilddesertion. by Omoro with 110 and Old Kampala Division with 104, while 30 Districts/Divisions did Child Desertion Mbale with221cases. and case 245 with Kikuube by followed cases, 254 with highest the had Lira while case, any register not did /Divisions Districts 18 decrease. 27.4% a had this Child Neglect: children werevictimsofchildrelatedoffences comparedto17,682in2018. Threatening Violence Kaabong, MadiOkolo,KarengaandCPSKampalaDivision. Four Districts/Divisionsdidnotregisteranycaseofhousebreakingin2019. followed byRwiziwith210casesandGreaterMasaka194cases. Rwenzori West hadthehighestnumberofcasesinhousebreakingwith216cases, 2019 comparedto3,368cases,givinga6.2%decrease. House Breaking: A totalof3,156casesHousebreakingswerereportedtoPolicein 01 case. burglariesof had Kampala Division CPS while Sironko Nabilatuk and are these 2019, in case any register cases. Twonot 160 by did with followed districts Arua cases, 189 with cases burglary of number highest the had District Lira cases. 362 with Rwizi and cases cases, 392 382 with Albertine Masaka Greater by followed cases, 422 burglarieswith of 6,867 cases in 2018, giving a decrease of 07%. North Kyoga region had the highest number R w Burglary: A total of ca 6,381 with 226cases. c .% f h css eotd n 09 ee rsl of result a were 2019 in reported cases the of 4.9% Child RelatedOffences: followed byKapchorwawith332casesand Agago with242cases 393, with cases violence threatening of number highest the registered District Kyenjojo Rwizi with735casesandRwenzori West with711 cases. region registered the highest number of threatening violence cases with 835, followed by r elated Offences (10,596cases)Offences elated e ime, compared to 11,589 cases reported in 2018, thus giving 8.5% decrease. 13,982 decrease. 8.5% giving thus 2018, in reported cases 11,589 to compared ime, r e reported compared to 13,357 cases in 2018, giving a 13.2% decrease. Kigezidecrease. 13.2% a giving 2018, in cases 13,357 to compared reported e had 23.6%decrease.Mbalethehighest numberwith117, followed : By the end of 2019, s e s o w f bu he r r gla e child r ie s total of 11,592 ca

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Heroine had the largest quantity seized at Entebbe International Airport 123.07Kgs in 123.07Kgs Airport International Entebbe at seized quantity largest the had Heroine International Airport. a decrease of 4.8%. Narcotics: 2,750 cases were reported in 2019 compared to 2,890 cases in 2018 reflecting with 103casesandNtungamo97cases. by Arua followed 129, with cases homicide of number highest the had District Mbarara by Albertine with355casesandGreaterMasaka with317cases. followed 391, with cases homicide of number highest the registered region Rwizi by poisoningand0.5%decreaseinmurder asaresultofdomesticviolence. Homicide: motor vehicles. of robbery aggravated of case any register not did 119Districts/Division and 11regions cases. 05 with Division Katwe and Wakiso06 by with followed cases, 07 with Mityana are number highest with Districts/Division cases. North 10 with KMPsouth KMPand cases 13 with by followed cases, 17 with cases of number highest the had South KMP period under review compared to 98 cases reported in 2018 showing a decrease of 13.2%. Aggravated RobberyofMotor Vehicles: Mbarara with209cases. 211and with cases Lira by followed cases, were 276 cases with of Arua number highest KMPby KMPand cases 549 with South the with District/Divisions cases. 519 with East followed 634, with cases robbery of number highest the registered region North KMP knives firearms, hammer andmachetesetc.)were2,333. e.g. used were weapons lethal (where Robbery Aggravated of cases 8% decrease. Cases ofRobbery(wherelethal weapons werenotused)4,428,while Robbery: 6,761 cases of Robbery were reported, compared to 7,354 cases in 2018 giving and Mpigiwith147cases. Kapchorwa had the highest number of cases with 187, followed by Gomba with 170 cases cases, followedbyRwiziwith437casesandNorthKyoga428cases. 460 with property to damage malicious of number highest the registered region Kigezi to 8,339casesreportedin2018,givinga9.5%decrease. Malicious DamagetoProperty. In 2019, a total of 7,541 cases were reported compared and Lirawith149cases. 159 with by Arua followed cases, 165 with number highest the had Division Kasangati followed byKMP Southwith514casesandKMP Northwith507cases. cases, 605 TrespassCriminal with of number highest the registered region Kyoga North xxiii

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E IPage there was a 4.7% decrease in murder by shooting, 12.3% decrease in murder in decrease 12.3% shooting, by murder in decrease 4.7% a was there 132.012kgs and 100 rolled sticks of narcotics were seized at Entebbe A total of 85 cases were registered during the A A total of 345 cases of land related crimes were reported in 2019 in reported were crimes related land of cases 345 of total Land Fraud Cases:A adults were the majority of victims of transnational trafficking compared to other gender. Female adults). male 26 and adults female 314 juveniles, male 02 juveniles, female (42 13 male juveniles and 04 female adults) while 384 were victims of transnational trafficking juveniles, female (54 trafficking internal of victims were 71 victims, 455 the Of 2018. in There was a total of 455 victims of trafficking in persons in 2019 compared to 650 victims trafficking were30whileincidentsoftransnational traffickingwere90. were registered during the year 2019 as compared to 286 in 2018 in 286 to compared as 2019 year the during registered were Trafficking Persons: in A persons in trafficking to related incidents 120 of number total and werestillpendingincourt. in 2018, giving a decrease of 37.5%. By the end of the year, 02 cases were taken to court n 6 On different seven nationalities. from were suspects 11 other and Ugandans were 13 these of Airport, A total of 24 suspects were arrested for trafficking of narcotics at the Entebbe International 2019 and31.7Kgsin2018,anincreaseof91.37Kgs. Terrorism: a totalofUgx.414,940,000,USD1,035,000,andPounds700. were still missing by the end alleged of the year. the In 2019, alleged kidnappers by demanded as ransom, released/abandoned were victims 03 while themselves by resurfaced self-kidnap of victims/suspects 48 kidnapers, victims 64 Police, by rescued and tracked were victims 57 killed, were victims 13 these, Of kidnap. of victims as registered were compared to 184 cases reported in 2018, giving a 13.5% decrease. A total of 185 persons country the throughout reported were Kidnap of cases 159 of total a 2019, In Kidnap: in 2018,givinga61.7%decrease.Incitementtoviolencewasthehighestwith152cases. reported cases 442 to compared 2019 of end the by Police to reported were Offences Media and Political/Electoral of cases 169 of total A Political/Electoral andMediaOffences: with 43cases. Kitgum and cases 48 with Dokolo by followed cases, 60 with Gulu was number highest Police to reported were arson of cases compared to 1,614 2,196 cases reported in 2018, giving a of 26.5% decrease. The District with the total a 2019, of end the By Arson: were 5,505,954,200 Ugx. destroyed. to equivalent 1,500,260 USD at valued narcotics assorted th Ags 21 a Naba oie arcs n apl Dsrc, 0.2 g of kgs 105.02 District, Kampala in Barracks Police Nsambya at 2019 August

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 districts did notregisteranycase ofcattle theft namely Buikwe, Karenga, Old Kampala cases with 387, followed by Nakasongola with 162 cases and Tororo with 158 cases. of Four number highest the registered District Kiruhura cases. 508 with Albertine and cases 527 Kyoga North by followed 945, with cases of number highest the had region Rwizi donkey. Outofthe22,064animalsstolen,cattletheftwasleadingwith11,442. Types ofanimal stolen underthiscategory of crime are cattle, goats, sheep,pigsand being tracedbytheendof2019. still are 12,931 while recovered were 9,133 which of out stolen, were animals 22,064 of 7.0%. Atotal of increase an showing 2018, in reported cases 7,161 to compared review Cattle stealing: A total of 7,665 cases of cattle stealing were reported in the period under In theyear201p,UPFregisteredincreasein10crimeareas. CRIMES WITH INCREASESIN2019 these, 31weremalewhile15female. Of handled. emergencies the during rescued were lives 46 of number year,a the During false callsrespondedtowere10. and 38 were brigade the of arrival before handled calls 201, were handled calls Actual 2018. in emergenciescases rescue 252 249 to of compared total handled a were 2019, In fires. Ofthosewhodiedin2019,10weremalesand36females 2019. A total of 46 persons died in 2019 compared to 32 persons who died in 2018 due to The numbe 163 incidentsamongothers. with buildings commercial and incidents 268 with structures wattle and shift/mud make by followed incidents, 314 with structures residential in occurred fires the of most 2019, In incidents. 434 with established not causes and incident 01 with lightening incidents, 03 with welding incidents, 04 with Sparks incidents, 04 had heating over incidents, 18 with arson incidents, 87 registering to unattended left appliances electrical incidents, 91 with circuit short Electrical incidents, 170 187incidents, with wax stoves/candle charcoal with by followed tonegligence attributed mainly were incidents fire of causes The giving a1.9%decrease. Fire Emergency: Out ofthese,39weregenuinetitleswhile03forged titles. recovered. were titles of certificates 42 recovered. was 282,000,000 Ugx. these, of out A total of Ugx.3,120,993,000waslost as a result of obtaining money by false pretenses, compared to478casesreportedin2018,givinga27.8%decrease. xxv IPage

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p eople inju 999 fire emergencies were handled in 2019 compared to 1,018 in 2018 r ed in the ed in f i r e incident s decreased fr Theses are; om 56 in 2018 to 36 in 36 to 2018 in 56 om reported throughout the country, however i were robbed,outofwhich Agg of Ugx. 3,285,923,200 was robbed, out of which, Ugx. 150,097,600 was recovered. registered in 2019 compared to 390 cases reported in 2018, giving a 9.2% increase. A total registered 01caseeach. Kabarole and Buwenge Kaliro, Gulu, Division, Road Jinja cases. 02 with cases) (acid Kira DivisionandKazoDistricthadthehighestnumberofcases Aggravated assault North registered01caseeach. Busoga and Kiira West,Rwenzori Aswa, of Regions cases. 02 with Rwizi by followed 04 cases reported in 2018. KMP East region registered the highest number with 03 cases, Aggravated (Acid cases): Assault In 2019, a total of 09 cases were reported compared to In 2019, a 2019, In Aggravated RobberyofCash: Cattle Rustling: Division andCPSKampalaDivision. Murder byMob Action: robbery ofmotorcyclesin2019. of case any register not did Districts/Division 60 and Kidepo region, One each. cases 24 had Gulu and Wakiso while 25 with Luweero by followed cases, 30 cases with of reported number highest the had District Arua cases. 45 with Nile West and cases 46 Regions with the highest number was KMP North with 63 cases, followed by KMP South day. of motorcycles occurred atnightwhilesomefewcasesinveryisolated places duringthe robbery of cases of majority year.The the of end the by recovered yet not still are 334 while recovered were 196 which of out 2019, in robbed were motorcycles 530 total, In cases reportedin2018,givinga9.9%increase. ca Rwizi region had the highest number of cases reported with 57 cases, followed by Greater were femalejuveniles. 02 and juveniles male were 05 adults, female were 17 adults, male were 749 whom, of suspects (mob) to take law into their own hands. A total of 773 persons were lynched, out offences; theft,robbery, murder, witchcraft and burglary amongotherstherebymaking following the committed have to suspected mainly were action mob of Victims17.2%. action in Moroto District, compared to 2018 where no single case was reported. was case single no where 2018 to compared District, Moroto in s e s r o avated f w agg e r e r r avated r obbe epo From January to November 2019, there was no incident of cattle rustling r ted compared to 636 cases reported in 2018, giving an increase of increase an giving 2018, in reported cases 636 to compared ted r y o r obbe f moto 87a By the end of 2019, a 2019, of end the By r y o nimals f r moto cycle

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Here below are activities carried out by some of the key Directorate and Specialised Units SPECIALISED UNITS ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT BY SUPPORT DIRECTORATE AND for drivercompetence atthevarioustestingcentresthroughout thecountry. countrywide indicating a decrease of 08% from 2018. 117,315 learner drivers were tested inspected were vehicles accident 16,939 scheme. penalty express under fined and 2019 in committed offences various the for arrested were offenders traffic 181,960 of Atotal those thatsustainedminorinjuriesreduced by1%. of 02%. Persons killed increased by 05%, persons seriously injured increased by 1% and increase an 2019, in crashes from casualties 14,690 were minor.There were 3,459 and from 12,805 in 2018 to 12,858 in 2019, out of which 3,407 were fatal, 5,992 were serious reported crashes of number the in increase 0.4% a was There Traffic Safety: Road and 19,057,808,390 wasrecoveredfromsuspects. compared to 648 cases in 2018 giving a 18.5% increase. Wildlife exhibits valued at Ugx. Wildlife Crimes: A total of 768 cases under UWA statute were reported to Police in 2019 during theyear2019. 1,352,000,000 Ugx. recovered Police by supported Unit Anti-Corruption House State were reportedin2018. Corruption: ii. i. There weretwomajorcategoriesofcybercrimeshandledin2019. obtained Ugx8,300,000fraudulently. and personalities high-profile of names the in accounts Facebook created perpetrators Computer Material reported in 2019. There was an increase in cases of personation where harassment and defamation andthere was nocaseofpornographyandUnauthorisedModification of Cyber in decrease a however was There recovered. was 51,890,000 Ugx. to 198 cases reported in 2018, leading to a loss of Ugx. 11,446,603,500 in 2019 in which Cybercrimes: A total of 248 cases were reported during the period under review compared 21 Districts/Divisiondidnotregisteranycaseofmurderbymobaction. with 19cases. cases of mob action were Mbarara with 25, followed by of Arua with 24 cases and Luweero number highest with Districts/Divisions 47. with East Busoga and 52 with Masaka xxvii IPage

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E Personation ofhigh-profilepersonalities Fraudulent SIMcardregistrationandswapping, A total of 64 cases were reported to Police in 2019 compared to 32 cases 32 to compared 2019 in Police to reported were cases 64 of total A There are; 2019 SOME OF THE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OFIN EXHIBITSRECOVERED handled in2018. cases 67 to compared cases 181 of total a handled Squad year,Flying the of end the By iii. 1,469 exhibitswererecovered. and made were arrests 3,510 review, under period the In 2018. in conducted trackings ii. firearms for requests 183 examinations and234requestsformotorvehicleexaminationwerereceived. of total a 2019, In country. the throughout processed were crime of scenes 27,710 of analysis. Atotal data Call and Intelligence Digital Forensics, Of these, 133 were mobile forensic examinations, 73 CCTV Footage analysis, Computer i. 24.3%. of increase an giving 2018, in out carried 75,062 to compared Services Health Police by Medical Examinations: in supportofcrimeinvestigations. ii. i. Flying Squad Unit: This is a support unit for Police operations and investigations. Canine Unit: A total of 7,573 trackings were carried out in 2019 compared to 8,619 processing. forensic for requests 237 received Directorate The Services: Forensic Operation Tokoora: On 24 as listedbelowweremade; and otherareas. As aresultofthese targeted operations, a number of recoveries apprehend profiled hardcore criminals known to operate in various parts of KMP as telephones, motorcycles and spares, vandalized utility infrastructure and to and garages)ofstolenorrobbeditemssuch to deal withmarkets(shops was Stolen Motorcycles: a. b. desktop computers and TV sets, Suspected stolen/robbed electronics such as mobile phones, laptops, exhaust pipes, 20 motor cycle frames, and 43 sacks of assorted spare parts 83 rims, cycle motor 82 covers, side cycle motor 89 carriers, cycle motor 27 shells, Mitsubishi engine cycle motor 19 engines, cycle motor 15 engine, 01 vehicle motorcycles, complete 141 follows; as recovered were Suspected stolen/robbed Motorcycles and motorcycle spare parts, hard drives,03modems,04computermonitors and15 Television sets. computer 38 (CPUs), Units Processing Central 10 laptops, 527 phones, In2019,atotal of 93,358medical examinations were carried out Of the 4,251 motorcycles were reported to have been stolen th October 2019, an operation was conducted. The aim were recovered as follows; 6,808 mobile 6,808 follows; as recovered were Page Ixxviii

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d. c. b. a. Robbed Motorcycles: Forestry products recovered under NFA were recovered. in 2019,1,916wererecovered. ,6 asre ehbt wr rcvrd y s o Cnn takn i various cases throughoutthecountryin2019. in tracking Canine of use by recovered were exhibits assorted 1,469 Exhibits recovered through canine operations againstcriminalsthroughoutthecountry. various the during recovered were ammunitions 1,048 and guns 137 2019, In Recovered Gunsand Ammunition recovered. Stolen Animals: Bank afteracasewasreportedandtheaccountsblocked. Ugx. which in 2019 in DFCU 11,446,603,500at salvaged was 160,166,003 recovered. Ugx. was Aof 51,890,000 total Ugx. of loss a to led Cybercrimes Recovery ofmoneystolenthrough Cybercrime cattle rustlinginMorotoDistrict.87animalswererecovered. Robbed Animals: and Ugx.150,097,600wasrecovered. In Recovery ofmoneylostthrough Aggravated RobberyofCash In casesofcorruption,Ugx.1,352,000,000 wasrecoveredasfollows; cases of aggravated robbery of cash, a total of Ugx. 3,285,923,200 was robbed d. c. b. a. Alleged financial impropriety of funds by officials of National Lotteries National of officials by funds of impropriety financial Alleged and Ugx161,000,000 wasrecoveredandpaidbacktothevictims. For Youth projectin Westerninterventions were made UgandaatNAADS, of trafficking. Consultants, Ugx. 348,000,000 was recovered and paid back to the victims East Middle of officials by pretenses false by money obtaining Alleged Ugx. officials, Bank Uganda 16,000,000 wasrecovered.Casepending in court. by Post impropriety financial Alleged 26 assortedtoolswereimpounded. 30 piecesoftimberwereimpounded,and 1,222 piecesoflogswereimpounded, 1,546 bagsofcharcoalwereimpounded, f h 2,6 aias eotd tln n 09 913 were 9,133 2019, in stolen reported animals 22,064 the Of In 2019, 193 animals were robbed during the two incidents of Of the 530 motorcycles reported robbed in 2019, 196 2019, in robbed reported motorcycles 530 the Of OF INTERPOL &INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BYCOLLECTED FUNDS SAFETY& ROAD TRAFFIC DIRECTORATEAND OTHERS. BYCOLLECTED FINES POLICE ATTACHEDOTHER IN AGENCIES AMONG attributed to; Of Reasons for thesubmissionoffewcasestocourt cases werestillpendingincourt. 40,085 while dismissed were cases 11,472 and acquitted were cases 1,151 convictions, By the end of 2019; 74,810 cases were taken to court, out of which 22,105 cases secured CASE MANAGEMENT AND PERFORMANCE COURT FINE AFTER CONVICTION iii. xii. ii. ii. i. i. In 2019courtawardedfinesofUgx.1,120,712,500. 215,224 vehicle verificationcertificatesamountingtoUgx.16,416,000. and342motor Ugx.2,945,076,000 to amounting Conduct Good of certificates 59,356 issued Relations International INTERPOLand of Directorate the 2019, In Ugx. 3,908,740,000waspaidunder Traffic ExpressPenaltyScheme. Express Penalty Scheme: 181,960 tickets were issued to traffic offenders. A total of Ugx 13,000,000waspaidforillegalsandminingunderNEMA, Ugx. 24,150,000waspaidforNoisePollutionunderNEMA, Water LossandPolicePreventionUnit, through Corporation WaterNational Sewerage to and paid was 352,317,000 Ugx. iii. ii. i. (a) Under pyramidschemes, n uaici Rsucs t; g. 0,0,0 ws rzn n their on frozen was 709,000,000 accounts whileUgx.47,000,000wasrecovered. Ugx. Ltd; Resources Dunamiscoin In cases reported to Police in 2019, in Police to reported cases Delay of expert reports to help the DPP/RSA form an opinion. Some and of these interest loose complainants/victims withdraw casesbefore beingtakentocourt, and reported are cases Where or arrested suspects areabroadwaiting forextraditionordeportation, not identified, not are suspects and reported are cases Where consolidated funds. and Gamings Board, Ugx. 782,000,000 was recovered and returned to the 74,810 casesweretaken to court. This is Page Ixxx

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Reasons for lownumbersofconvictions 22 suspects were convicted and sentenced as follows; 08 were sentenced to death by death hanging, 14weresentenced tobetween40–60yearsimprisonment. to sentenced were 08 follows; as sentenced and convicted were suspects 22 2019. in concluded were years previous the in handled were that cases profile high Five REGISTERED INPREVIOUS YEARS. SECURED IN2019 INSOMEOFCONVICTIONS THE HIGH-PROFILE CASES viii. xxxi IPage

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Cases reportedandlaterpartiesareadvisedtoseekcivilremedies, died ofnaturalcauses, Cases reported as suspected murder and later postmortem indicate the victim Medical reportincasesofassaultamongothers. of murder, Sexual offences examination report, Toxicological report and PPDA report, Ballistic report, Fingerprint report, Postmortem report in cases reports are; Forensic audit, Handwriting expert report, DNA analysis report, Cases wherethevictimsandsuspectsagreetosettleitoutofcourt, instance somecasesofsexualoffences andassaults. Delayed reportingofcaseswhereevidence is lostduetolapseoftimefor 2018, are still on remand and some have already been convicted and now serving their serving now and convicted been already have some and remand on still are 2018, in arrested were who suspects because is number the in reduction The 26. to 2018 since Bunyangabu and Kasese. This bringsthe total of organized criminal syndicate dismantled of Kampala Metropolitan, Greater Masaka, Ssezibwa,Jinja, Iganga, Bundibugyo, areas the in operated They 2019. in dismantled were syndicates criminal Tenorganised ORGANISED CRIMINAL SYNDICATES Kapchorwa, Agago andKyenjojo,amongothers. Mbarara, Arua, Mbale,OldKampala,Kamuli,MukonoDivision, Tororo, Luweero,Gulu, Lira, Division, Katwe of were 2019 in crimes highest registered that Districts/Divisions DISTRICTS/DIVISIONS LEADINGIN CRIME Headquarters. East, Rwenzori West, Busoga North,Ssezibwa, Sipi, North West Nile, Kidepo and CID Regions thatregistered increase in casesreported were KMP South,KMP North,KMP REGIONS WITH INCREASEINCRIME2019 2019, in country the throughout compared to19,896casesin2018. month per reported were cases 17,935 average On MONTHLYCRIME TREND Child Neglect, Aggravated Assaults and Thefts ofmobilephones. Criminal FalsePretense, by Trespass, Cattle Stealing, Malicious Damage to Property, Thefts ofCash,Burglaries, Money Obtaining Violence, Threatening Defilements, The leading crimes in the period under review were Common Assaults, Domestic Violence, LEADING CRIMES of whom141,939weremalesand77,121females. whom 84,156 were of males and court 6,156 were to females. charged219,060 persons were were victims suspects of 90,312 crime of total a court, to taken cases 74,810 the In GENDER PERSONS CHARGED ACCUSED TO COURT AND OFVICTIMS CRIMEBY ii. i. 1,207 accusedpersonsbenefitedfrombailbutdidnotreportbackleadingto; were sampledfrom53PoliceStationsaroundthecountry. 2019 and 2016 of Bail: Abuse between granted was bail Awhich in cases totalof 1,176 717 caseshadwarrantsofarrestissuedforthesuspects 459 casesbeingdismissedpendingre-arrests. Page Ixxxii

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 lack of SignLanguage Experts, inadequate Exhibit stores country and Trans- national Crimes, Corruption In- training, of terms in gaps Capacity budget, insufficient and constraints logistical and The UPF continues to face a number of challenges in tackling crime, these are; Manpower CHALLENGES Intelligence toenhancepre-emptiveaction. and FlyingSquadcontributed to thedecreaseincrimeandequippingCrime of LDU used in crime linked a number of weapons to21 different crime scenes. Deployment identification of suspects in seven different cases while Forensic examination of weapons and linking of weapons and suspects to various scenes of crime. In 2019, CCTV suspects helped in of identification successful to led infrastructure anti-crime of Implementation ANTI-CRIME INFRASTRUCTURE in 2018showingadecreasecrimerate. 612 to compared This crime. of victims were 551 people, 100,000 every of out 2019, In CRIME RATE while 4%werecommittedalongthehighways. centres urban in were 41.3% areas, rural in were 2019 in committed crimes all of 54.7% CRIME DISTRIBUTION syndicate. criminal by robbed sum total the of out 167,791,300) (Ugx money of sum biggest the The Bundibugyo-Bunyangabu- Kasese group committed 22 cases out of the 72 and robbed robbed a total people, of Ugx. 10 267,622,300, 65 injured mobile phones and and three shot guns among people, other crimes. 17 killed and shot crimes, different 72 committed Before were dismantled,theweaponstheyusingrecovered,had These groups sentences. The Uganda PoliceForceisto; STRATEGIES District leadingtowork overloadhencedelaysinperusal. In addition, the DPP hasfewprosecutors wheresomeprosecutorshandlemore thanone of case files with the office of the DPP and long adjournment of cases which are on trial. delay to leading prosecutors of numbers few Districts, all in offices their established yet Very keystakeholders in the Criminal Justice system like ODPP andJudiciary have not some countries xxxiii

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The UPFrecommendsthefollowingstakeholderstodo Handwriting, Cyberforensicsandotherareas. The Police management shouldrecruit and train more experts especially Ballistic, Judiciary toestablishtheirofficesthroughoutthecountry. Through JLOS the Police is engaging other stakeholders like ODPP and the Equip intelligencetoenhancepre-emptiveactions,and refresher coursesforinvestigators,intelligentofficersandotherdisciplines, Equipping of the CID Training School at Kibuli to enable the force carryout short/ Roll outCanineservicesinallPoliceunitsthroughthecountry Provision of basic resources to enable officer’s carryout their mandate effectively, Enhance communitypolicingprogramsthroughoutthecountry, and Learner AIP atPTSKabalyetoboostthenumbers, Recruitment of more personnel. Currently the force is training Police constables Continue implementationofanti-crimeinfrastructuretoaddresscrimelike; Continuous training of all Police Officers to build their capacity inlaw capacity their build to Officers enforcement; Police all of training Continuous The public encouragedtosupport Policeinfighting crime. bigger partofCIDfunds, to thePolicelike obtaining call data records during investigation which take a Engaging Telecommunication companies through the UCC to offer free services conduct, The LawCouncilshouldcontinuouslysensitive theirmembersoncodeof which iscausingdelaysinissuingofaudit reports, gap manpower the fill to staff more recruit should General: Auditor of Office Officers tohandlethemanycasesinjudicial system, The Judiciary toestablishcourtsinallthedistrictsandrecruit more Judicial gap sincesomedistrictsdonothaveState Attorneys, Directorate of Public Prosecutions: should recruit more staff to fill the manpower e. d. c. b. a. extending theCCTV coveragetootherareas continuous gunfingerprintingand equipping forensiclaboratory, strengthening flyingsquad, equipping CrimeIntelligencetoenhancepre-emptiveaction, Page Ixxxiv

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CRIME ANALYSIS 1.0 Introduction This decreaseincrimes2019isattributedtothefollowingdeliberateactions; 238,746 casesreportedin2018to a was there 2019, In and thecitizenrytodealwithcriminalitywhichisathreatNationalSecurity. peaceful, saveforactsofcriminality.and There isaconcerted effort fromtheGovernment calm was 2019 in country the in situation security general The ventures. existing Security is one ofthepillars required for longterm investment and sustainability of vii. iii. vi. iv. ii. v. i.

to enhancesupervisionofcases. Provision of resources like motor vehicles to the force and Regional CID officers of cases.and Continued support fromsistersecurity agencies inrespondingandinvestigation Improve timeofresponsebyPoliceinsituationsemergencies, suspected stolenpropertyissold, Organization of operations targeting criminal hideouts and places where convicted whileothersareonremand. criminal syndicates weredismantled, with theirmembersarrested,charged and country. In 2018, a total of 18 criminal gangs were dismantled and in 2019, nine Busting anddismantling of organised criminal syndicates throughout the Government investmentinanti–crimeinfrastructure, Continued communitysensitisationagainstengagingincrime, 9.8% decrease in thevolume of crimesreportedtoPolice from 215,224 casesreportedin2019. Page I2

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 of the cases reported in 2019 were due to theft to due were 2019 in reported cases the of 25.8% 1.2.1 Thefts 1.2 CrimeCategories robbery, commonassaultsandaggravatedareinurbanareas. while areas rural in rampant more are murders and rape burglaries, thefts, Defilements, were committedinurbancentreswhile4%(8,377) along thehighways. 2019, 54.7%(117,903(88,944) In ) ofall crimes were committed in ruralareas, 41.3% 1.1 CrimeDistribution Table 1: in courtwhile 409 cases were acquitted, By theendofyear, 25,639casesweretakentocourt, 8,684casessecuredconvictions, by economicgains. 61,533 cases reported in 2018 giving a

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District/Divisions withhighestnumber oftheftcases Regions withhighestnumber oftheftcases Increase motorisedandfootpatrol them connivewiththievestostealproperty, and The public are encouraged to do thoroughvetting ofhousemaids since some of Enhance cooperationbetweenthepublicand securityagencies, Encouraging householdstoinstallCCTV camerasontheirproperty, Continuous communitysensitizationonneighbourhood watch, property suchasOperation Tokoora IandII. Organizingtargeting coordinatedoperationsinmarketsandshops stolen Implementation oftheanti-crimeinfrastructurebygovernment, Improve coordinationwithotherCriminalJusticeactors, CPS KampalaDivision Mbale Old KampalaDivision Luweero Mukono Division Kiruhura Lira Katwe Division Arua Mbarara District/Divisions Bukedi Rwenzori West Albertine West Nile North Kyoga KMP East Greater Masaka KMP North KMP South Rwizi Regions cases of mobile phone thefts were reported in 2019 compared to compared 2019 in reported were thefts phone mobile of cases 9.2%. No. ofCasesReported No. ofCasesReported 1,060 1,085 1,123 1,189 1,258 1,270 2,099 2,252 2,310 2,550 2,987 3,468 3,510 3,556 3,815 4,467 816 820 889 918 Page I4 6,205

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Operation Tokora phones in2019. The DistrictsofKitagwendaandButaleja did notregisteranycaseoftheftmobile On 24 On Table 4: tln lcrnc wr rcvrd 688 oie hns 57 atp, 0 Central 10 and 15 Television sets. The itemswererecoveredfrom laptops, 527 monitors computer 04 modems, phones, 03 drives, hard computer 38 mobile (CPUs), Units Processing 6,808 recovered; were electronics stolen suspected following the verification, physical the after and operation the of end the At utilities. dismantled and items stolen/robbed the for market the dismantling at aimed also was It and TVcomputers sets. desktop laptops, phones, mobile namely; property stolen/robbed Kampala Central Business District. The aim of the operation was torecover suspected Plaza, MutaasaKafeeroMajestic Coopercomplex and Kirumira Towers in Table 5:

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No. ofCasesReported 111 dealersand shopowners. No. ofCasesReported 270 130 139 142 144 146 172 180 189 224 194 196 203 288 308 319 457 496 580 651 51 Districts/Divisionsthat didnotregisteranycaseoftheftmotor vehicles. Table 6: cases in2018,givinga A totalof1,147 cases of thefts of motor vehicles were reported in 2019 compared to Motorof Vehicles1.2.1.2. Thefts machine called different serialnumbers.Informationisthat,theinbuiltnumberalteredusinga What isuniqueaboutthemajority phones recoveredisthateachphonehastwo Table 7: 03 caseseach.Rwenzori West had07casesandGreaterBushenyiwith Moroto andSipi with Regions thatregistered theleastnumberofcasestheftmotor vehicles were Mt. S/No. S/No. 10. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Regions withhighestnumber of Theft of Motor Vehicle District/Division withhighestnumber of Theft ofMotor Vehicle Katwe Division District/Divisions Kira RoadDivision Kawempe Division Kabalagala Division CPS KampalaDivision Old KampalaDivision Jinja RoadDivision Mukono Division Mbale Wandegeya Division Regions Kigezi Savannah Busoga East Rwizi Kiira Elgon Greater Masaka KMP East KMP North KMP South Avenge. 02 cases each, Kidepo, North West Nile and Rwenzori East registered 4.4% decrease. No. ofCasesReported No. ofCasesReported 78 71 65 61 55 54 50 42 36 38 198 231 267 26 29 31 33 34 40 44 10 cases. Page I6 1,200

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17,099 casesreportedin2018,givingadecreaseof 13,613 ca 10 cases, Kasese and Kakiri Division with s e s of Defilements of 26 caseseach. 11.4% decrease. Of the cases of Defilement reported 474 caseswere dismissedand4,168 3,124 were Aggravated Defilement. 1,829 werefemale adults and w e r e r epo No. ofCasesReported r ted to Police compared to to ted 380 398 413 421 451 526 540 583 592 960 25 cases each, while 10.7%. cases were still 15 cases each, 63 weremale 13,536 were The categoryof15–17yearsaremainlyvictimsdefilementduetothefollowing; while 4,353werestillawaitingtrialintheperiodunderreview. 5,889 pending incourt. A totalof Table 20: Table 19: Table 18: and 241weremalejuveniles. whom, of 2019, in defiled Awere children total of 13,682 a. No. of VictimsNo. S/No. S/No. Age Group iii. ii. i. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Victims ofDefilement 10. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. s u when theyaresentalone especially chores domestic doing of process the in defiled are girls the of Some Adolescent agewheremanyyounggirlsaretakenadvantageof,and considered readyformarriage, Some cultural norm still practiced where girlswhohavedeveloped breasts are s pect Children withDisability Defiled byPersonswhoareHIV positive Defiled by Teachers (Students) Defiled by Teachers (Pupils) Defiled byGuardians Defiled byParents Category ofSuspects Regions leadinginDefilement Category ofDefilers Victims ofDefilementby AgeGroup East Kyoga Regions Elgon Greater Masaka North Kyoga Bukedi Busoga East Aswa Albertine Busoga North Rwenzori West s

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Table 30: to 14,018casesreportedin2018,givinga Of all the crimes reported in 2019, breakings contributed 1.2.6. Breakings Breakings are mainlymotivatedby; Summary ofrecoveries made bytheStateHouse Anti-Corruption Unit 71 werestillawaitingtrialbytheendof2019. 80 the DPP while26caseswerestillpendingincourtbytheendofyear. iii. vi. iv. ii. v. i. S 2. 4. 5. 3. 1.

suspects werecharged tocourt,ofwhom,06wereconvicted, iii. / iv. ii. N i. o To Other Breakings Off S H Bu C Leaving homes withoutanyone totakecareof. Connivance between somehousemaidsandwrongelements, Economic gains, fences, reinforcedentry andexitpoints, Lack ofadequate security measures inmostprivate homes likeCCTV cameras, Brea At URA, case of Abuse of Office was handled and Ugx. 500,000 was recovered. bargaining, therefundedUgx.45,000,000 plea through and businessman a from bribe a received officers two URA, At Ugx. loss. financial 782,000,000 wasrecovered. causing and defraud to Conspiracy Accounting, False Embezzlement, office, of Abuse alleged of case a In Lotteries: and Gaming Ugx 161,000,000wasrecoveredandpaidbacktothevictims. For Youth projectin Western interventions were madeand UgandaatNAADS, from victimsof Trafficking. Thiswaspaidbacktothevictims. obtained money 348,000,000 Ugx. of recovery Consultants, East Middle In Abuse ofofficeatPostBankUganda,Ugx.16,000,000wasrecovered. hop B ou a t r t al ice B gla eg s e B k o r i r ry y n eaking r r g eaking eaking s offencesreported. No. ofCasesReported 7.8% decrease. 12,919 2019 6,381 1,672 1,278 3,156 432 06% with12,919casescompared 14,018 2018 6,867 2,000 1,336 3,368 447 03 were acquitted and Page I22 -1,099 -486 -328 -212 Diff -58 -15

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w e r e reported to Police in 2019 compared to compared 2019 in Police to reported e 584 599 644 683 698 709 721 760 815 839 No. ofCasesReported 10 cases. No. ofCasesReported 07 cases,Kaberamaido 289 187 203 209 216 217 222 226 239 252 6,867 3,368 cases,givinga to compared 2019 in Police to reported were breakings House of Acases totalof 3,156 1.2.6.2. HouseBreakings while Rubanda,Kaabong,Kitagwendaand KakiraDivisionregistered 02 caseseach,Kalakihad03cases,RwamparaandKaberamaido with 05 caseseach Kampala Division had01case.DistrictsofMadiOkolo,Obongiand Katakwiregistered CPS while 2019 in burglary of case any register not did Districts Sironko and Nabilatuk Table 34: Rwenzori Eastwith with with Moroto Mt. were 2019 in burglary of cases least with Regions Table 33: S/No. S/No. 10. 10. 55 cases,North West Nilewith59cases,Kiira76Sipi90casesand 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 6. 5. 4. 4. 7. 5. 8. 6. 9. 7. 8. 9. District/Division leadinginBurglary Regions leadinginBurglary Lira District/Division North Kyoga Regions Arua Greater Masaka Kamuli Albertine Luweero Mbale Mbarara Rwizi Tororo KMP South Bushenyi Bukedi Kyenjojo Rwenzori West KMP North Mukono Division KMP East West Nile 132 cases. 6.2% decrease. No. ofCasesReported No. ofCasesReported 189 422 160 392 137 384 104 362 102 333 102 326 101 324 313 100 295 303 119 119 06 caseseach. 54 cases,Kidepo Page I24

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reported inMorotoDistrict. Table 57: passion andbusinessrivalryamongothers. land wrangles,peopletakingthelawintotheirhands,family misunderstandings, crime of to compared 2019 of end the by Police to reported were Ahomicide of cases total of 4,718 1.2.12. Homicides reported rustling cattle of incident no throughout the country, however i was there 2019, November to January From 1.2.11.1.4. CattleRustling poisoning (12.3%decrease) andmurderbydomesticviolence (0.5%) There was a decrease in the categories of murder by shooting (4.7% decrease), murder by Cattle rustling that used to be a big problem has drastically been dealt with. This is due to; recovered. However, nocattlerustlerswerearrested. S/No. 4,497 cases in 2018, giving a 2. 1. 6. 5. 4. 3. iii. iv. ii. v. i.

Creation andinvolvementofvillagepeacecommittees. Continued Communitysensitisationagainstthevice,and Unit andothersistersecurityagencies, Continued operation against rustlers bythe Uganda Police Anti Stock Theft Disarmament exerciseinKaramojaRegionthatwaspronetorustling, unit inareaspronetocattlerustlingcountertherustlers. Establishment, expansion anddeployment of UgandaPolice Anti-Theft Stock Murder (Mob Action) Murder Murder (Shooting) Crime Category Other Murders(NotSpecifiedabove) Murder (FireOutBreaks) Murder (AggravatedDomestic Violence) Murder (Poisoning) Total Ho m ici d e CasesReported 193 4.9% increase. The motivesbehindsuchkillingsinclude n December 2019, December n animals wererobbed,outofwhich 02 3,316 4,718 2019 incidents of cattle rustling were 746 181 360 44 71 No. ofCases Reported 3,186 4,497 2018 636 190 362 42 81

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E ii. amounting Ugx.2,600,000,000from BeyonicLtdSystems; CPS KampalaCRB1473/2018,Unauthorized Access and Theft ofMoney i. received the money. cards that owners. Oninterviewing, the registeredowners hadnoideaoftheirSIM beneficiary SIM cards had been registered without the consent of the registered any money being received by Beyonic Ltd from Off-Track Vendors Africa Ltd. Vendors Africa Ltd to accounts ofBeyonicLtd(Airtel-Uganda and MTN-Uganda) onbehalfofOffTrack Ltdwere of Beyonic hacked and accounts payments amounting to Ugx. 2,617,761,200 float were effected from the the float 16/09/2018, and 07/09/2018 Between 519 fraudulently swapped (duplicated to make two lines with same number to Identity cardshavebeenmadebehindtheirbacks. whose biometrics have been taken more than once and more copies of National later register more than oneSIMcardinthenames of the unsuspecting persons Make morecopiesoftheNational Identity card ofunsuspectingpersonsand Obtain thebiometricsofunsuspectingpersonsmorethanonce,and 83 different MTN and Airtel Mobile money accounts without The iv. ii. iii. v.

consent of theregistered owners . and MTN) and Airtel (both cards SIM 303 to transferred fraudulently was 116,000,000 Ugx. amounting money and hacked were systems 116,000,000 from True African Systems. Between May and June 2019, True African Headquarters GEFCID 705/2019,Unauthorized Access and Theft ofUgx. the registered owners. The investigationsarestillongoing. transferred to approximately 100 SIMcardsand withdrawnwithouttheconsentof on registered fraudulently was 800,000,000 Ugx. worth money Accounts and hacked were banking Mobile Bank Centenary 2019, December and August Between from Centenary Bank. CPS Kampala1457/2019,Unauthorized Access and Theft ofUgx.800,000,000 amounting toUgx.802,000,000from MTNUganda CID HeadquartersE/369/2018,Unauthorized Access and Theft ofMoney 383,000,000 from DFCUBank. Headquarters GEFCID 604/2019,Unauthorized Access and Theft ofUgx. was withdrawnusing ATM cardsandvariousMobileMoneyoutlets. which 383,236,097 Ugx. of loss net a leaving thereby salvaged was 160,166,003 because of the freeze on the accounts of the suspected fraudsters, a total of Ugx. Money amountingto different mobile money outlets. Investigations established that between 13 between that established Investigations outlets. money differentmobile amount ofmoneytovariousMTNMobilenumberswhichwaslaterwithdrawnat MTN MobileMoneySystemsandfraudulently transferred theabove-mentioned to access unauthorized gained persons unknown 2019, April and March Between 09 n 22 and 2019 Between 14 received money. The owners of the agent SIM cards and beneficiary SIM cards were not aware of the swapped between 14 between without theknowledge of theregistered owners were accounts bank affected DFCU five the of Priscilla of Amoding names the in 0754723608 and Masikin Claude Ogara of names the in 0751474707 Massimo, Carol of names the in 0705172493 Nansubuga, Jacquline of names the in 0703556811 cards; SIM Four outlets. money mobile different at 438,000,000 to various MTN and Airtel Mobile numbers which was later withdrawn access to various DFCU Bank Accounts and fraudulently transferred Ugx. where by Ugx. 802,476,500 was fraudulently transferred and withdrawn. and transferred fraudulently was 802,476,500 Ugx. by where th May2019and20 nd Arl 2019, April g. 4,0,0 ws ruuety rnfre however transferred fraudulently was 543,302,100 Ugx. 112 th MTNSubscriber SIM cards

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1. CID Hqtrs - Personation, Kalele Its alleged that between March The suspect Ugx. -The suspect E/208/2018 Geofrey 2018 and June 2018 unknown Kalele 1,450,000 appeared at - Electronic persons was created a Facebook Geofrey was Buganda Road Fraud page in the names of the IGP tracked and Court. - Obtaining Martin Okoth Ochola and arrested from used to solicit money from the Kalitumba, - He is on Money by remand in Luzira false Pretenses public including members of Magada the Uganda Police Force in the Subcounty, prisons. names of the Inspector General Namutumba -Hearing is of Police Okoth Ochola in the District. ongoing. pretense of helping them acquire better offices and promotions.

2. CID Hqtrs - Personation, Mugyenyi It’s alleged that between the The suspect Ugx. -The suspect E/227/2019 Medadi months of January 2019 and Mugyenyi 4,300,000 appeared at - Electronic March 2019, unknown persons Medadi was Buganda Road Fraud created a Facebook page in the tracked and Court. - Obtaining name of the State Minister of arrested from Public Service, Hon David Mbarara. -He was Money by remanded in false Pretenses Karubanga and started soliciting money from the public Luzira prisons and later released

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3. CID Hqtrs - Personation Ntambi It was alleged that during the -The suspect Ugx. -The suspect E/157/2019 Ivan month of January 2019, an Ntambi Ivan 1,000,000 appeared at unknown person created a fake was tracked Buganda Road Facebook account in names and arrested Court. of the UPDF Commander from Kampala. of Land Forces Gen Elwelu - He was Peter to solicit for money from -It was remanded in soldiers and civilians. established Luzira prisons that he also and later released created other on bail. two Facebook accounts in -Hearing is names of Allen ongoing. Kagina and Hon Rebecca Kadaga

4. CID Hqtrs - Personation, Kalele It is alleged that unknown person -The suspect Ugx. -The suspect E/209/2019 Geofrey (s) created a fake Facebook Kalele Geofrey 333,000 appeared at - Electronic account in the names of Rt. male adult Buganda Road Fraud Hon Rebecca Kadaga the aged 24years, a Court. - Obtaining Speaker of Parliament and used technician was it to defraud money from public tracked and - He is on Money by remand in Luzira false Pretenses promising them good jobs and arrested from appointments. The money would Iganga District. prisons. be received on Mobile Money -Hearing is number 0787253074. ongoing. Money Sn Case Ref Offence Suspect Brief facts Police action STATUS lost

5. CID Hqtrs -Personation. Kato It is alleged that between the The suspect Ugx. -The suspect E/031/2020. Kibuule months of August 2019 and Kato Kibuule 1,300,000 appeared at Andrew November 2019, Unknown Andrew was Buganda Road persons created a fake account tracked and Court. on LinkedIn in the names of the arrested from Hon Ruhakana Rugunda, the Zana, Entebbe -He is on remand Prime Minister of Uganda and Road. in Luzira prisons used it to solicit money from the -Hearing is Public in the pretense of getting ongoing. them government projects and Jobs. Money was being sent on tel:0708347026

6. CID Hqtrs - Personation, - Mutebi It is alleged that during the The two Nil -The two E/532/2020. Mark year 2019, Unknown persons suspects suspects - Electronic Mubanda created a fakebook account in Mutebi Mark appeared at Fraud the names of the Vice President Mubanda and Kakumiro - Bategeki of Uganda H.E Edward Bategeki Idi Magistrate’s - Obtaining Idi Money by Kiwanuka Ssekandi and used were tracked Court and false Pretenses it to solicit money from the and arrested remanded. Public in the pretense of getting from Kakumiro Page I52 them government projects and district. -Hearing is contracts. ongoing

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reported in 2018,givinga to compared 2019 in reported were crimes Arelated land of cases total of 345 1.2.20. LandFraud Cases 1.2.19.6. Commonroutes for humantraffickingactivitiesin2019 Aggravated Trafficking in Persons, Trafficking in Persons, conspiracy to Trafficfor to surrogacy purposes, Attempt to Traffic, conspiracy IllegalRecruitmentamong others. inPersons, Trafficking Persons, in Trafficking Aggravated awaiting trial bytheendofyear. Charges preferred against the suspectswere: 58 personswerecharged tocourt, outofwhom15wereconvicted while 43werestill while 70caseswerestillunderinvestigationsbythe endoftheyear. cases securedconvictions,02weredismissed, 33 caseswerestillpendingincourt A total of 120 in 2019 cases were registered, out of these, Prosecution Action 1.2.19.7. a. b. Internal trafficking Transnational trafficking routes iii. iii. iv. ii. ii. i. v. i.

activities. From ruralareastoKampalaforillicit acquisition ofwealthanduseincriminal exploitation From otherruralareastourbancentresandmajortownsforlaboursexual districts andbeyondforlaboursexualexploitation From refugeecampsinwestNileandSouthwesternUgandatosurrounding Kibale-Kyegegwa-Mubende-Kasanda-Mtyana toKampala Nairobi Kenya to region-Mbale-Busia/Malaba sub Teso to region sub Karamoja countries. Somalia, Eritrea, South Sudan,DRC,RwandathroughUgandatootherforeign Kenya andtoMiddleEastcountriesforlaboursexualexploitation. Burundi-Rwanda-Tanzania through Western UgandatoKampalathen airport. Saudi Arabia, India and Iraqamong others throughEntebbe International districts to foreigncountrieslike Oman, United Arab Emirates, Kenya, Jordan, Kampala, Mukono, Wakiso, Kayunga, Jinja, Mpigi, Mbarara Masaka and other 27.8% decrease. 50 cases were taken to court, Page I58 478 cases

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CASE MANAGEMENT attributed to; Of Reasons for thesubmissionoffew casestocourt 2.0. Introduction In 2019, a total of total a 2019, In to thetimeofitsdisposal. Case management is theprocessofhandling a particular case fromthetime of reporting Table 80: 2018, showingareductioninthevolumeofcrimesreportedby S/No iii. iv. 215,224 ii. i. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Delay ofexpertreportstohelptheDPP/RSA formopinion,forinstance are abroadwaitingforextraditionordeportation, Where cases are reported and suspects are not identified, not arrested or suspects cases beforebeingtakentocourt, withdraw and interest loose complainants/victims and reported are cases Where died ofnaturalcauses, Cases reportedassuspected murderandlaterpostmortemindicate the victim i. h. g. f. e. d. c. b. a. Case managementcomparison Cases underInvestigations Cases pendinginCourt Cases withDismissals with Acquittals Cases Cases withconvictions Cases takentoCourt Cases submittedtoDPP/RSA Category cases reported to Police in 2019, in Police to reported cases Medical reportincases ofassault. Sexual offences examinationreport, and Postmortem reportincasesofmurder, Finger printreport, Ballistic report, PPDA report, DNA analysisreport, Handwriting expertreport, Forensic audit 215,224 cases reported to Police compared 74,810 casesweretaken to court. This is 100,112 79,094 40,085 22,105 74,810 11,472 1,151 2019 238,746 cases reported in 9.8%. 101,116 90,763 38,425 22,263 73,035 11,121 1248 2018 Page I62

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Leading Crimes,2019 Regions leadinginCasesReported C.I.D Headquarters Kidepo Rwenzori East North WestNile Kiira Kigezi Mt. Moroto Rwenzori West Sipi West Nile Katonga Elgon East Kyoga Ssezibwa KMP East Wamala Bukedi Savannah Albertine Aswa KMP North Greater Masaka KMP South Busoga East North Kyoga Busoga North Rwizi Greater Bushenyi Regions Thefts ofCash Malicious DamagetoProperty Cattle Stealing Criminal Trespass Obtaining byFalsePretences Burglaries Threatening Violence Defilement Domestic Violence Common Assaults Crime Category 12,559 13,343 13,527 11,172 11,777 11,789 2,164 2,658 3,017 3,341 3,465 4,159 8,642 5,385 8,758 5,585 8,939 9,516 5,647 9,640 5,650 9,786 5,928 9,890 6,546 7,075 7,254 8,011 2019 Total Cases 10,096 10,768 12,567 10,541 15,839 13,056 16,488 15,690 11,317 11,041 11,582 11,475 1,378 2,601 3,537 2,733 4,708 4,374 8,318 5,187 7,444 5,039 9,185 6,238 6,185 6,582 7,003 7,774 2018 No. ofCasesReported 10,598 13,613 13,639 25,698 11,592 6,479 7,541 7,665 7,920 6,381 Page I64 -1,243 -3,306 -2,283 -1,859 -1,157 -1,252 -2,781 -4,667 -1,267 -3,145 -2,163 Diff. -520 -215 -588 -257 -651 -520 786 608 324 198 608 455 977 302 -36 57 72

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Kiboga CRB545/2019, Aggravated Robberyofmotorcycle UES008G Robbery ofamotorcycle, Old KampalaCRB791/2019,Murder ofMuwongeDerrick Rashid 20yrsand Aggravated Robberyofmotorcycle Rukungiri CRB1373/2019, Murder ofNuwagabaLaban22yrs,Mbabazi of amotorcycle. 904/2019, MurderKatwe CRB ofSekalalaDamianoand Aggravated Robbery The suspectsstillatlarge. one SumataPatrick. The saidmotorvehicle was recoveredabandoned atNansana. 040A from Jogo village, Goma Division in Mukono District. The vehicle belongs to 1743/2019, CRB Mukono Aggravated RobberyofmotorvehicleReg.No.UBE the and rider the of motorcycle, and photograph the 008G UES No. Reg. cycle motor said the sited Centre Command the and stations all to sent was AWTrobbed. was 008G One Segujja Julius,amotorcyclist was hacked and his motorcycle Reg. No. UES arrested andcharged tocourt, scene which recorded the whole robbery and murder. The suspects were identified, This tookplaceatMengo. The suspectswerecapturedbyaprivate CCTV nearthe at Busegaroundabout. the twomotorcycles from RukungiritoKampala and werecaptured on theCCTV him atKatojoinRukungriMunicipality. Bwambale and thethreeothersthenrode murdered later and Joshua Bwacha Bwambale by hired UEWwas No. 430Q Reg. cycle motor riding while Laban Nuwagaba two; the 2019, October 11th the On Perfect Motelridingtherobbedmotorcycle.Foursuspectscharged tocourt, The CCTV camera captured the assailants leaving the scene at Makindye near of Motorcycle atMakindye. Katwe CRB1163/2019, Murder ofNkataGodfrey and Aggravated Robbery were laterarrestedandcharged tocourt, captured the same assailantsridingthemselves astheyleftthescene.Foursuspects carried on motorcycle entering the scene and shortly afterwards, the same camera The CCTV camera near American Club at Makindye captured the two assailants court fortrial. high to charged committed arrested, and identified, were suspects the suspects. 08 of thesuspects. for thepublictoidentify The saidpicturedwassharedbythePRO

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E Forensic andBallisticanalysisofexhibits were submitted to the Police Forensics Directorate for analysis and were linked to; 143/2019 CRB Kampala Old under Masanafu from recovered were rifles two The arraigned beforeGCM. and arrested identified, were Suspects Nabasa. to boyfriend a Twaha, Lukwago had suspects the where killed, NankundaNabasaJulietandMutyabaHassanrespectively and injuredone 255/2019 CRB toOld Buloba and werelinked 790/2019 guns CRB Kampala These recovered. were rifles two CRB where Ntungamo 1256/2019 and 1213/2019 CRB Ntungamo 1188/2019, CRB Ntungamo were robbed,thecasesare; Kyampire EvelyneandMubiruRobertweremurderedassortmentofitems Francis, NakatoKellen,Barwihahiwenki Leokodia Kizza,SsendegeJustus, Rwabagabo namely people six where cases to linked was firearm recovered The d. c. b. a. d. c. b. a. aw CB 1/09 mre o Nlad Hrit n Nakabubi and Harriet Nalwadda Maureen and aggravatedrobbery ofunspecifiedamount ofmoney, and of murder 916/2019, CRB Katwe Kaya a Turkish National, Osuma of prejudice the to Robbery Aggravated 935/2019 CRB Katwe prejudice ofNalukwagoSanyu, the to 18,000,000 Ugx of Robbery Aggravated 317/2019 CRB Kajjansi Ugx 610,000 fromMwesigwaMugongoDennis, of robbery and Walugembe of murder the 359/2019 CRB Katwe Lyantonde CRB311/2019 Aggravated robbery. Aggravated Robbery, and Kaliiro CRB 051/2019, Aggravated Robbery, Lyantonde CRB 308/2019, Lyantonde CRB293/2019,Murderand Aggravated Robbery, Kaliro CRB067/2019, and 066/2019 CRB Kaliro 065/2019, CRB Kaliro Vide 3 Zone Kaliiro Murder and Aggravated RobberyatKaliiro Trading Center‘B’ and a. reported intheprevious years 2.5. Convictionssecured in2019someofthehigh-profile cases b. iv. v.

On 1 aggravated robbery ofgunandUgx450,000,000 and Moses Musinguzi Kiggundu, Shafiq of murder 621/2018, CRB Masaka On the2 of Ugx.200,000 123/2018, MurderRakai CRB ofKabuseIbrahimand Aggravated Robbery ee etne t dah n tre ee etne t bten 0 n 60years and 40 between imprisonment. to sentenced were three and death to sentenced were All havebeenconvicted byGeneralCourtMartial, fouroftheaccusedpersons were arrested and charged in General Court Martial and three killer guns recovered. suspects seven robbed. of Awas total 450,000,000 Ugx amounting cash and dead casual labourer and Musinguzi Moses a security guard and a reserve force were shot bar inKacheera asshewasattending to herclients.Intheprocess theyrobbedher still atlarge. In the following cases under inquiry, the same gun has been used. The same gun is and wassignedforbyNo.60923PC Taremwa Davis. to issued firearm Counter police under a Police as Tourism Directorate Terrorism 987/2019, the firearm used which was already finger printed, was quickly identified In the murder ofNteireho Joshua andMerina Tumukunde videEntebbe CRB c. b. a. st e. July, 2018 at Muto Hardware shop in Masaka District, Shafiq Kiggundu a Kiggundu Shafiq District, Masaka in shop Hardware Muto at July,2018 aggravated robberyofcashunspecifiedamountmoney. Kanyanya CRB 152/2019, murder of a security guard, one Okot Balson and Ugx 385,000,000. Nansana wherefourpeopleweremurdered,injuredsixothersandrobbed Nansana CRB 343/2019 murder and aggravated robbery at Cheap Hardware 34,732,900 robbed. Edward a driver of Denovo Bakery were murdered at Kalerwe and Ugx. SPC Karungi Moses attached to Mutundwe Police Station and driver Sengozi 169 No. and Hussein Mubiru SPC 500 No. where 225/2017 CRB Mulago nd other officersinjured. Fred Chemonges 32831D/SGT No. where Mbale March, 2018, unknown suspects attacked one Komugisha Naume at her

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Five suspectswerecharged toGeneralCourtMartialMakindyeas follows; The same group later went on a robbery mission at Kyabakuza in motor Cartridges were picked from both scenes of Rakai CRB 123/2018 and Sembabule A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 On 21 rounds recoveredfromNsambaJulius 19 with magazine Another recovered. also were ammunitions of rounds 90 the bedofhismother. Two (02) SMG riffles were recovered from the home of Kawadwa Matia under Serugo Paul,ByakatondaJoseph,NsambaJuliusandKateregaQuraisi. Kawadwa Matia.OnarrestofMatia,herevealed his associates as garage was arrested, he revealed that the said motor vehicle had been hired by was marked andrecovered fromagarage in Nyendo. When the ownerof vehicle and theywererepulsedbytheresidents. Their motorvehicle number CRB 135/2018andsubmittedtoforensics. Martial atthesceneinMateete,Sembabule wherefoursuspectsweretried. Simon isyet tobeprosecuted. Byakatonda trial. full a after years 60 to counts all on sentenced A4 and A3 A1 and A2 sentencedonallcounts to50yearsontheirownpleaofguilt. rd st ac, 08 ukon upcs takd n BauaaWlim a William, Byarugaba one attacked suspects unknown 2018, March, November 2019, hearing of the cases commenced by the Division Court Byakatonda Simon Katerega Quraishi Nsamba Julius Kawadwa Matia Pte Serugo Thomas, abornofMasakaandteamleader. d. e. On the21 CPS KampalaCRB1471/2015,Murder ofBettyDonahKatusabe All sentencestorunconcurrently General CourtMartial. in are cases The dealers. Money Mobile from 18,610,000 Ugx. robbed Raphael, The fourhadalsoparticipated inthreeothercaseswheretheymurdered Walugembe convicted andsentencedtodeathbyhanging. Court Martial charged withdoublemurderand aggravated robbery. They were Salongo Jumba FrankandNtale Issa alias Ganja were arraigned before the General Four suspects;Pte Anichan Bob, PteMangushoDennis,MulundaStanley alias unspecified sumofmoney. who were waiting in a corridor, shotand killed both victims and robbed them of Harriet, lefttheirplace ofworktotheir place of residence that isnearby, robbers while twomobile money operatorsnamely Nakabubi MaureenandNalwadda On the 10th June 2019, at around 2200hrs at Zana Cell, Makindye Sabago, Wakiso, and Aggravated RobberyofUGX6-7Million Katwe CRB916/2019Murder Moureen ofNakabubi andNalwaddaHarriet family ofKatusabeUgx.100million. The sentencestorunconcurrently. Katusabe withintentionsofmurderingher.kidnapping They were also orderedtopaythe for years 30 and robbery aggravated for years 20 murder, for years 40 to sentenced and convicted were They phone. mobile victim’s the of robbery The suspects were charged of murder, kidnap with intent to murder and aggravated 300,000 wasrobbed. the deceased to death. In theprocess,victim’s mobile phone valued at Ugx. deceased andtookhertoPineCarBondonLumumba Avenue thereafter assaulted vehicle she hadtaken and delayed to clear the balance. The suspectsarrestedthe Bond. That the suspects were demanding the deceased Ugx. 9,000,000 for the motor kidnapped by thesuspectsfromBwebajja in Wakiso District and driventoPineCar Shaban OtudduandDamaseni Ssentongo. Itisalleged that the deceased was Godfrey Kayiza,PhillipMirambe, Paul Ssebuwufu, Tasingika, Yoweri Kitayimba, Muhammed by murdered F/Aallegedly Katushabe was Donah Betty one District, st October, 2015 at Pine Car Bond along Lumumba along Avenue,Bond Kampala Car in Pine at October,2015 Page I70

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 g. ii. i. 1,207 suspectsbenefitedfrombailbutdidnotreportbackleadingto; from 53PoliceStationsaroundthecountry. sampled were 2019 and 2016 between granted was bail which in Acases totalof1,176 Justice System. by theaccusedcontributing to increaseinbacklogforalltheagenciesCriminal Court bailisaconstitutional right fortheaccusedpersons. This however, hasbeenabused Introduction 2.6. Abuse ofBail f. Some oftheother seriouscaseswhichwere handledin2019:

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E Two accusedpersonsareontrialasfollows; Army. Lord’sthe and Resistance Kony Joseph by committed crimes war of cases 48 The

717 caseshadwarrantsofarrestissuedfor thesuspects 459 casesbeingdismissedpendingre-arrests. Jamil Mukulu,theleaderof Allied DemocraticFrontandotherco-accusedhas; iii. ii. ii. i. i. l Kmaa R 1121 wee ua Mgr ws inpe and kidnapped was murdered. Magara Susan where 141/2018 CRB Kampala Old 1998 andanumberofpeopleabductedcommandedbyJamilMukulu, ADF activities in Western Uganda where anumber of lives were lostsince war crimesandagainsthumanity. of counts 93 with E/424/2009 vide Uganda of Court High the of Division Thomas Kwoyelo alias Latoni being tried at Gulu by the International Crimes Hague withwarcrimesandagainsthumanity, and Dominic OngwenbeingtriedbytheInternational Criminal Court atthe Ten casesinHighcourtforBusogakillingwhere 11 peopleweremurdered, Table 85: S/No 14. 13. 12. 10. 17. 16. 11. 15. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Regions sampledwhere bailedwasabusedbysuspects Albertine Kigezi Wamala Savannah Katonga CID Headquarters West Nile North Kyoga Rwenzori East North WestNile Greater Bushenyi Busoga East Bukedi KMP North Regions Sampled TOTAL Mt. Moroto Rwenzori West Busoga North Number ofCases 1,176 104 193 203 35 36 42 43 45 46 56 57 73 88 88 10 16 29 Page I72

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 CHAPTER THREE ORGANISED CRIMINAL SYNDICATES BUSTED IN 2019 of This groupoperated in areas ofNtungamo,OldKampala and Buloba Before thesecriminalsyndicateswerebusted,theyhad; custody. in are 2018 in arrested offenders serial other that fact the to due is number reduced The to busted syndicates criminal of total the brings This 2018. in as comparedto16 With well guided investigations, areas. of Kampala Metropolitan Policing Area, Greater Masaka, Iganga, Njeru, Jinja and other regions the within crimes heinous committed Syndicates Criminal Organised 2019, In 3.0. Introduction The group; Augustine 35yrs,Bahati FredandMbogo. After bustinganddismantlingthesecriminalsyndicates; 3.1. NkurunzizaSamCriminalGang

Kalenzi Rodgers 27yrs, Nuwagaba Obadia 47yrs, Nkurunziza Sam 49yrs, Tumwine 49yrs, Sam Nkurunziza 47yrs, Obadia Nuwagaba 27yrs, Rodgers Kalenzi iii. iii. iv. ii. ii. i. i. ii. i. Kidnapped 13people. pangas, onePLEresultslipand, two travelbags,fourbagscontainingclothes,jackets, pairs oftrousers, one camera andoneCCTV system, sevenpairsofshoes,twolaptop bags, four waragi, seven pairs of gumboots, four flat screen TV sets, two Laptops, one iPad, Leading of cartons five handbags, three hoes, six fabrics, African of pieces 12 vehicles, motor seven 2,900,000, Ugx. worth float money mobile 14,000,000, Ugx. worth vanilla phones, mobile 65 guns, three 267,622,300, Ugx. Robbed; Killed 17people, Shot andinjured10people, Impounded threemotorvehiclesusedbycriminals. and court to charged arrested, remanded, were groups criminal these of members 60 and three vehicles, motor six ammunitions, motorcycles, four mobilephones,one money tabandtwolaptopbags, of rounds 54 guns, 12 Recovered Killed threepeople, Robbed Ugx. 15,917,000, eight mobile phones, six hoes, 12 pieces of African pieces 12 hoes, six phones, mobile eight 15,917,000, Ugx. Robbed criminal syndicates were identified and dismantled and identified were syndicates criminal 10 . . This groupcomprised Page I74

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This group kidnapped and murdered NagirinyaMaria Gateni and KitayimbwaRonnie Mpanga Sharif alias Shafiq, Oko Muwonge 22yrs, Kiseka Hassan alias Masada 2yrs, Kateregga Sadat alias Baros, LubegaJohnson alias Ettoo alias Manomano alias Rasta2yrs, Kalyango Nasifalias co group This 3.3. Robbed Ugx. 7,130,000, two mobile phones, five cartons of Leading Leading of five cartons Waragi, five phones, mobile two 7,130,000, Ugx. Robbed Six peoplekilled,and One SMG rifle No. UG UPDF 4813402 with 29 rounds of ammunitions recovered. The groupmemberswerearrested,charged beforetheGeneralCourtMartialin ii. i.

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large. at high court for trial All thegroup members arrested, charged to court and remanded Achievement Figure Nagirinya Gateni and Kitayimbwa Ronnie. Afterserving the sentence, they werereleased previously been charged tocourt with cases of aggravated robbery and convicted. and Ugx. 24,000 fromKitayimbwa’s mobile phone No. 0755 0704 No. phone mobile Nagirinya’s from 260,000 Ugx. withdrew later They victims, the suspects obtained the mobile money pin numbers of the two victims. roadMackay in Nateeteand recovered on 2 recoveredwere on the village,Sub Nama kidnappedfrom (Nagirinya’s her theOn 2 Kitayimbwaand Ronnie 3.3.1. 77 I Page mobile money from the phones of the two whom shehad asked todriveher home. They also robbed her motor vehicleand

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 CHAPTER FOUR SUPPORT DIRECTORATES, UNITS AND POLICE ATTACHMENTS TO OTHER INSTITUTIONS investigations. were convicted. A total of 1,469 exhibits were recovered through the use of K9 to support Canine evidence was usedagainst (2,850 males,487females)and in 2018. In the period under review, A totalof7,573 trackings were carried out in 2019 compared to 4.2. Canine(K-9)Unit Table 86: Services. both government and private health facilities coordinated by Directorate of Police Health of increase an giving 2018, in out carried of total A2019. In terrorism, defilements,aggravatedrobbery, Kidnap withintenttomurderamongothers. accidents, assaults ingeneral,examination of suspectscapital offences likemurder, postmortem examinations, exhumations, examination of victimssexualassault, The Directorate handles activities to supportinvestigations. These activities include; 4.1. Directorate ofPoliceHealthServices Police attachmentsinother Agencies ofGovernment. Environment Management Authority Police, Agriculture Police, Flying SquadUnitand wing, PoliceMineral Protection Unit, Water Loss andPrevention Police Unit,National Directorate of INTERPOL andInternational Relations, Canine, Marines,UPF Air include theDirectorate of PoliceHealthServices,Directorate of ForensicServices, These Policing. of areas specific handling Units Specialised has Force Police Uganda 4.0. Introduction: S/No. 3. 2. 1. Breakdown ofMedicalexaminationscarriedout Total Examinations carriedout Postmortem examination Examination ofsuspects Examination ofvictims 93,358 medical examinations were carried out compared to 172 juveniles(152males,20females). 1,303 personstaken to courtoutofwhom,527persons 3,510 arrestsweremadeofwhom,3,337adults 24.3%. These examinations were carried in 93,358 71,862 12,811 8,685 2019 No. ofExaminations 8,619 trackingsconducted Page I88 75,062 53,973 12,263 8,826 2018 75,062

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 deter commissionoffuturecrimes. techniques inthedetection of crimeandtheapplication of thesetechniquestopreventand scientific of application the with tasked is Services Forensic of Directorate UPFs The 4.3. Directorate ofForensic Services Canine conductingsearchinavehicle Table 87:

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Most of the clients commit offences of illegal water use and they are fined by NWSC by fined are they and use water illegal of offences commit clients the of Most Table 90: the corporation. Ugx to amounting fines and supply water on back reconnected under inquiry, 343caseswereconcluded wheredefaulters paid NWSCandthey are these, of Of 2018. in registered cases were registered comparedto627 total a and conducted were operations 2019, year the During Activities vandalism amongothercrimes. theft of water meters, meter removal, meter reversal, unlawful taking of water and meter handles offences namely illegal connections, water bypass, tampering with waterworks, Waterthe It enforce 152. to cap created Act was Unit Police Prevention Waterand Loss 4.4. Water LossandPrevention PoliceUnit the endofyear, only22requestshadnotbeenconcluded. and examinations firearms for requests received department the 2019, In vehicles. motor stolen suspected and firearms of The Department of Ballistics and Toolmarks isresponsibleforexamination processed while218werestillpending. total of593requestsforquestioned documentswerereceived.Outofthese,375 a 2019, In signatures. and handwriting analysis, paper analysis, ink alterations, erasures, The Department of Questioned Documents examines documents scientifically to determine

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 which 207suspectswerearrested. A totalof A total of157criminal caseswereinstituted against violation of environmental laws in 4.5.2. Wetlands andLakeshores Degradation Table 91: In protectingwetlands,lakeshoresandRiverbanks; Lakeshores, Lwera Wetland, Kasanje Wetland, Okole Wetland andMpigi Wetlands. various fragileecosystemssuchasKyetinda Wetland, Lubigi Wetland, Kyewaga in wetlandswithoutapprovalfromNEMA. Acts ofdegradationwererampantat violations of Environmental Impact Assesment guidelines, commencing projects dumping, vegetationclearance,constructionofillegalstructures,sandmining, Wetland degradationincludesactivities suchas reclaiming wetlandsthroughmurram iii.

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The followingweresomeoftheoutcome; The operationsfocusedonKampalaMetropolitan Area andpartsofGreaterMasaka. in Lwera,Entebbe,Mukonoaswellotherpartsofthecountry. to address the matter. However, the year 2019 saw a resurgence of illegal sand mining public outcry in 2017, Prompt action was taken by NEMA with the support of EPPU Illegal sandmining(especiallyatLwera Wetland andaroundEntebbe)attracted 4.5.2.1. StingOperationstoCurbUnregulated SandMining iii. iv. ii. i. erecting amakeshiftchurchbypastorofCongoleseNationality. A siteatLubigi Wetland that was restoredin2018,beingre-encroachedthrough Police Station. A grader wasimpoundedandtransportedusing alow-bedtrucktoKasanje One BamanziJanuarywasarrestedand fined,and Three truckswereimpoundedwithinKasanje, disruptions byEPPU,thisdegraderfinally gaveupandwentbacktoNigeria, was arrested and detained at Kasanje Police Station. Because of frequent One notoriousillegalsandminercalledObi-Ipenyi CyrilofNigeriannationality others. in MpigiDistrict,Lira,Mbarara,Ntungamo,OyamandMbaleDistrictsamong country suchasLubigi-KyengerainKampala-Wakiso Districts,Mussa Village authority inthe fragile ecosystemswere stopped in various places across the

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with 163incidentsamongothers. with structures wattle and shift/mud make by with structures residential in occurred fires the of most 2019, In 5.1.1. Structures where fire emergencieswere handled 5.1. Fire Emergencies Table 99: a 1.9%decrease. to compared 2019 in handled were A emergencies fire total of999 Total False callsrespondedto Incidents handledbeforearrivaloftheBrigade Actual callshandled S/No. CALLS 4. 3. 2. 1. Emergency callsattendedto Time ofCalls 1801-0000 1201-1800 0601-1200 0001-0600 HOURS 01 incidentandcausesnotestablishedwith 2019 260 220 243 276 170 incidents,Electrical short circuit with 268 incidents and commercial buildings 2018 283 216 246 273 2019 999 120 856 23 87 incidents, arson with 314 incidents, followed in 2018 giving 2018 in 1,018 434 incidents. Page I104 187 incidents, 1,018 Diff 2018 -23 -03 04 03 129 855 34

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p eople inju 249 rescueemergencies2018. in cases werehandledcompared to 252 46 persons died in 2019 compared to 10 weremalesand 201, calls handled before arrival of the brigade were r ed in the ed in 10. f i r e incident 2019 82 36 46 36 werefemales s decreased 32 persons who died in 2018. Of 2019 2018 999 163 262 314 117 44 06 10 19 21 24 06 04 00 00 01 04 04 88 56 32 No. ofEmergencies fr om in 2018 to to 2018 in 56 1,018 2018 Diff 163 268 312 117 -06 -20 14 41 06 02 19 22 12 00 05 28 12 01 04 03 38 and 36 Most of the rescues were carried out in pits followed by road traffic accidents, valley dams/fish pondsamongothers. accidents, traffic road by followed pits in out carried were rescues the of Most Table 104: these, 31weremalewhile During theyear, anumberof46liveswererescuedduringtheemergencies handled. Of 5.2.2. Livesrescued in2019 of dutieswhichincludedthefollowing; During the year under review, FireandRescue Services Directorate performed a number Services 5.2.1. Other dutiesperformedbytheDirectorate ofFire andRescue Table 103: S/No. Total Sex iii. vi. iv. 10. 14. 13. 12. 11. ii. v. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. i.

06 incidentsinvolvingfueltankeraccidents, 08 incidentsofforcedentry, 248 Emergency protectionstandbydutyduringpublicfunctions, 04 incidentsofanimalrescue,and 17 incidentsofclearingroadbarriers/cuttingtrees, 03 incidentsofexhibitsrecovery. Lives rescued andbodiesrecovered Areas where emergencyrescue occurred Shadoofs Forced Entry Trenches, DitchesandChannels Septic Tanks Floods Trees, House Tops, Busters,ForceEntry Lakes/Rivers Valley Dams/FishPonds Road Traffic Accidents Pits Areas TOTAL Collapsed Structures/Soils/Quarry Electric Installation Electric Shock Lifts Male 31 15 werefemale. Lives Rescued Female 15 Male 2019 249 15 09 10 12 12 18 38 68 80 05 00 01 03 11 11 Bodies Recovered No. ofRescue Page I106 Female 2018 258 07 03 03 10 16 07 49 78 57 15 12 02 03 03 00

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Motorcyclists by Passengers onmotorcycleby pedestrians by Drivers by4%from202in2018to1942019, Pedal cyclistby Passengers inLightOmnibusesby Passengers inheavyomnibusesby Passengers inmediumomnibusesby Passengers inothervehicles by Comparison offatalitiesbyroad user group 2019and2018 Casualties duringtheperiodJanuary–December 2019 04% from1,424in2018to1,4852019. 15% from160in2018to1362019, 21% from878in2018to1,0642019, 14,690 1,175 9,635 3,880 2019 11% 03% from474in2018to 462 in2019. 3,880 1,485 1,064 2019 462 422 136 194 27 08 82 from380in2018to4222019,and 44% from48in2018to272019,and 12% from93in2018to822019, 14,418 1,188 9,541 3,689 2018 73% from30in2018to082019, 3,689 1,424 2018 474 380 160 878 202 48 30 93 %age change %age change -1.1 1.0 5.2 1.9 Page I110 -43.8 -73.3 -15.0 -11.8 21.2 11.1 -2.5 -4.0 5.2 4.3

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Passengers alsoconstitute alarge numberofpersonskilledat 6.2.1.1.3. Passengers(26%ofFatalities) popular meansoftransportinUgandadue totheirflexibilityandversatility Second topedestriansaremotorcyclists at 27% 6.2.1.1.2. Motor cyclists(27% offatalities) another vehicleendsuphittingpedestrians. and ploughinto them. Other accidents occur when adriver trying to avoid collision with to cross the roads. Insome cases, pedestrians fall victim when vehicles veer off the road of fatalities at 38%(1,485). Accidents that involve pedestrians usually occurasthey try Most roadcrashesin Uganda involved pedestrians and they constitute the highest number 6.2.1.1.1. Pedestrians(38%ofFatalities) Figure 12:FatalitiesbyRoadUser Categoryin2019

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E (1,064). Motorcycleshavebecomea 26% . The number of persons seriously injured in 2019 increased by 2019 Table 110: Comparisonofpersonsseriouslyinjured byroad user group 2018and 6.2.1.2. PersonsSeriouslyInjured 04% (136)ofallfatalitiescountrywide. involving motorvehicles. Duringthe periodunderreview, pedalcyclistsaccountedfor not havededicatedlanesforcyclistsmakingpedalveryvulnerabletoaccidents transport bothgoodsandpassengers. The keyconcernisthatmost Ugandanroadsdo Bicycles are a common means of transport especially in rural areas. They are used to 6.2.1.1.6. Pedalcyclists(04%ofFatalities) when vehiclesrollespeciallyafterlosingcontrolbeingdrivenathighspeed. may hit road sideinfrastructure as aresultofveering off the road, driversarealsokilled collisions where two moving cars collide when coming from different directions, drivers roads. Driverdeath may occur under several circumstances which include head on During theperiodunderreview, Driversconstituted 05%(194)ofallfatalities on Ugandan 6.2.1.1.5. Drivers(05%ofFatalities) an accident,thepassengerswouldconstitutehighestnumberoffatalities. compared to drivers. One vehicle can carry as many as 60 passengers and in the event of The death can be attributed to the higher representation of passengerscarried in vehicles by passengersandcyclistsat Pedestrians werehighestcategoryofroaduserskilledat38%(1,424),followedclosely 6.2.1.1.4. Pedestrians(38%ofFatalities) Total Pedestrians Passengers inothervehicles Passenger inHeavyOmnibus Passenger inMediumOmnibus Passenger inLightOmnibus Passenger onMotorcycle Pedal cyclist Motor cyclist Driver Road User Category 28%, andDriversin6%(1,001). 9,635 1,756 1,497 1,866 2,456 2019 271 133 718 257 681 9,541 1,917 1,584 1,725 2,356 2018 234 651 328 696 50 1% from9,541 in 2018 to %age change Page I112 166.0 -21.6 15.8 10.3 -8.4 -5.5 -2.2 1.0 8.2 4.2

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Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 9,635 in2019. The incrementwasinthefollowingcategories; involved incollisions. often use the road to move to and from various places which increases the risk ofbeing and driveascompared tofemales. Secondly, malesaremainly the breadwinnersand dangerous roaduserbehaviorthanfemale road users;theyarelikely to overspeed,drink This could be mainly attributed to the fact that the males are more likely to engage in females at was crashes in killed males of proportion the 2019, In females. to that moremalesdieinroadcrashescompared The distributionofroadcasualties shows 6.2.2. Accident Victims by Age andGender: 1,188 personsin2018reflectinga Table above showsthat1,175 2018 and2019 Table 111: Comparisonofpersonswhosustainedminor injuriesby road user group 6.2.1.3. Personswhosustainedminor Injuries: (1,756), driversat7.1%(681)andpedalcyclists 46.5% (4,485), followed by motor cyclists at Passengers constituted the highest number of personsseriously injured accounting for

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21. 20. 19. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 10. 25. 24. 23. 22. 11. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. license issued(carryingexcesspassengers) a vehicleoperator’sUsing license inbreach ofthe vehicle Failing togiverightofwayauthorized emergency Passenger inavehiclenotwearingsafety belt Driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol Permitting drivingwithoutavalidpermit Using motorvehiclewhoseplateisobscured vehicle Using handheld mobile phone while driving amotor with safedriving numbers in such position as to be likely to interfere Carrying of passengers on motor vehicle in such /or and reflectors warning signs without vehicle motor a Using Pillion riding Dangerous loading goods forhirewhenit’s notlicensedtodoso. Using amotorvehicle forcarriage of passengeror Riding amotorcyclewithoutvaliddrivingpermit being loadedorunloadedonaroad Obstructing aroadorwaitingbeingleftparked Driving inexcessofprescribedspeed Driver inavehiclenotwearingsafetybelt Driving a motor vehicle without a valid driving permit Riding amotorcyclewithoutwearingcrashhelmet Driving avehiclewithoutthirdparty Careless orinconsiderateuseofmotorvehicle Using amotorvehiclewhichisnotingoodcondition Offence Failing stopatarailway levelcrossing without avalidcertificate offitness Using amotorvehicle for instructing learners drivers badge andcertificate ofcompliance Driving public service vehicle without avalid driver’s driving schooltodrive Permitting a person not enrolled as a student in a TOTAL No. ofoffenders 181,960 Page I120 10,836 15,193 16,270 31,144 37,123 5,374 1,092 2,920 3,562 4,633 4,674 4,957 7,203 7,643 8,573 8,977 9,791 233 661 830 115 18 26 35 77

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c. b. a. The current workload stands at 45 case files per detective. In areas with high crime leading toworkoverload. The UNstandard is1:12casesperdetective per year. The current strength of CID personnel is only 5,292 instead of the approved 19,843 Work overload: matters, extortionsonroadsbytrafficofficers etc. selling police services like Police bond, Police Forms, K9, criminalization of civil Corruption andviolation of HumanRights:Overtheyears-Corruptpractices of Financial constraints. long timetorespondscenesofcrimesand reportedcases taking Officers Police some occurrences; or emergencies to response Slow/poor and lightweapons. life andtheir products,Environmental related crimes, Proliferation of smallarms wild sacrifice, in Human Trading persons, and drugs Traffickingcrime, in Cyber- In- countryand Trans- national Crimes suchas Terrorism and Violent crimes, Staff welfarelikehousing,remuneration,medical and otherbasicneeds. scientific methodsofintelligencegatheringandcrimeinvestigation. set, attitudinal change, maintenance of theavailable equipment, use ofrobust Capacity gaps in terms of professionalism in training, skills development, mind- land evictionsandpyramidschemes Some ofthecivilcasescannotbeignoredwherevictimsareinhundredslikemass against thePolice. the perpetrators andwhenthey are referred to civil courts, they raise complaints Civil casestaketoolongandvictimsofcrimewanttoseeactiontakenagainst Some victimsdonothavemoneytohirelawyers. Police. This isbecause; Uganda Police is overwhelmed with victims of crime reporting civil cases tothe Manpower andlogisticalconstraintsinsufficientbudget. Page I124

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E Inadequate/lack ofresources case filesperyear. 70 – 50 between have detectives areas, Policing Metropolitan Kampala like rate Expert Reports d. c. b. a. d. c. b. a. a. interview/interrogation rooms. and statement recording of suspects/victims and witnesses. There is lack of sit in turns. Office space is also required for confidentiality during interview Office space: There is lack of office space where in some stations detectives cabinet, Computers,andPhotocopiersamongothers Filing namely equipment office lack offices CID Most equipment: Office able todirect/point/locatesuspects/victimsbeingtraced. like recorders,spycameras, telephone tracking equipment which shouldbe Equipment/Tools: There is lack of vital equipment to facilitate investigations all levels. at of complaintsagainsttheCID,inparticularandUgandaPolicegeneral. work CID out to carry Sometimes the complainants/victims offer to fund their cases leading to lots resources financial no Little/or, These take too longduetoinadequate number ofballistic experts and lack Ballistic Reports: affairs hascreatedbacklogat every levelofCriminalJusticeSystem. personnel at the Directorate Police Forensic Services and GAL. This state of prosecution like the IGG, URA,NDA and UCC among others use the few Ministries, Departments and Agencies which carry out investigations and of handwriting experts, UgandahasonlyfourHand Writing Experts. All The expertstaketoolongtoreleasethereports duetoinadequate number Hand WritingReports: of thosecompaniesareaccusedcrimes. of accountprivate companies underinvestigations andorwhenemployees Audit of Private companies: There are no funds/companies to carry out audit very shallowaudits. for investigationsandsomeInternal requested forbyCID Auditors conduct The office of Auditor General at times takes too long to produce audit reports namely Departments,Regions,District/Divisions,StationsandPosts. Inadequate number of motor vehicles to carryoutCIDworkat all levels vi. v. iv. vii. viii.

Lack ofLegislation live withthem. This presentsachallengeduringinterrogationandeventrial. by therelativesorpeoplewho sign languagetaughtinschools.Itisonlyknown suspect doesn’t know signlanguage. The sign language spoken bythem is not the seek the services of a sign language specialist, you find that a witness/complainant/ CID is always stuck with the dumb/blind suspects/witnesses/victims. Even if you Sign LanguageExperts: Justice System. witnesses inlower Courts andyet these are the majority of cases in the Criminal Funds forwitnessesLowerCourts:Nofacilitation provided for summoning Exhibit stores: Human Trafficking, Terrorism, Kidnaps,etc Limited/Lack of adequate skills to investigate emerging crimes like Cyber-Crime, b. a. f. e. b. a. MDAs with request for forensic analysis from Criminal investigations and other Cybercrime is onthe increase and Police Forensic Laboratory is overwhelmed is stillfacingchallengesincomplyingwiththe48hourruleprovision. numerous players who contribute to the processing of a given case, the UPF challenges highlightedaboveandothers,coupledwiththefactthatthereare resource and capacity numerous to Due Provision: Constitutional Hour 48 counterfeit. There are nolawsinareaslike witness protection, asset recovery and Cyber ForensicExperts Policing Regionsthroughoutthecountry. The Police currently has only 08 pathologists who do not cover the entire 27 Pathologist: of uptodateequipmentfacilitatefasterworkingrequirements. impacts onthetrialprocess andeventualoutcome. exhibits to harshweather conditions and subsequent deterioration which vehicles, impounded timber, counterfeit products etc. thereby exposing motor like exhibits bulk keep to warehouses/yards exhibit large of Lack in theirofficesandotherwithinthe Station. Some Stationsdon’t haveexhibit stores forcingdetectives to keepexhibits Page I126

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Through JLOS the Policeisengagingotherstakeholders liketheDPPThrough JLOS andJudiciary Equipping of the CID training school at Kibuli to enable the force carryout shot Roll outmorecaninestocoverallunitsthroughoutthecountry, Provision ofbasicresourcestoenableofficer’s carryouttheirmandateeffectively, Enhance communitypolicingprogramsthroughoutthecountrytosensitise Police 4,330 training is force the Currently personnel. more of Recruitment Introduce RegionalCourt Inspectorsinordertoaddresscomplaints incourt. The Judiciary to establish courts in all the districts and recruit more judicial officers There is need to recruit and train more experts especially Ballistic, Handwriting, Physical planningandurbanauthorities should addressthechallenge of un-planned areas for cater to enough comprehensive law safety fire a enact should Parliament by file case of delay/hoarding internal avoid State to competent Attorneys Deploy State have not do districts some since gap manpower the fill to staff more Recruit Page I128

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E APPENDICES Totals Cases 12,518 3,119 18,080 2,553

- - - 2 699 ,7 575 12,951 5,775 8,27326,999 5,732 2,985 4,89713,613 2,890 2,826 4,88210,598 25,698 10,429 31,895 55,704 12,919 10,596 15,638 13,264 ,5 204 ,8 2,699 1,382 2,0746,155 1,614 1,052 1,7624,428 1,291 4,173 1,545 2,632 1,9477,665 1,502 2,3456,479 2,463 1,278 1,8895,630 1,7734,2491,147 1,278 1,672 3,2533,156 1,203 1,9256,381 1,302 2,261 3,388 2,4016,202 1,528 1,7353,316 6,761 4,718 2 4 6 127 62 340529 223 150 159532 74 38 91 203 177 120 435 208505 158 210 215808 118 350 193521 207 349906 159 92 181432 164 153401 105 69 236 50 26 27103 160 84 96340 53 29 37 67 79126 30 30 153269 188248 47 86 196 187320 171 132 544911 119 12 143394 88 109 17 15 162194 231 24 105360 101 43 112 30 533746 108181 2 6 5 106 51 269426 ------2 5 19 842 15 13 1185 61 19 2 728 22 3 732 12 33 1768 23 1749 15 22 21 77 34 17 1654 21 6 -33 27 3 662 53 1644 23 12 10 71 49 2 1 REPORTED CASESREPORTED

Cases Inquiry Inquiry under under 3,832 3,961 5,585 6,494 8 11 415 191685 244 279624 719 210 1 348 920 281 471 1,622 627 907 110 764428 1,315838 646 334544 2

Detected /NPW /NPW 11,296 11,985 Not Not ,0 5,3639,906 1,367 2,413 5,807 3,445 3,379 1 1,666810 1,5 920661 5 1,312853

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convictions convictions 4,736 2,432 8,684 1,764 1,102 794 274 835822 483815 854 375 225 293 270 978 15 43 -45 34 21 0 -10 -14 28 -16 - 15 -19 18 3 -83 5660 88 37 46 4530 32 4 2 6 1 4 8 8 1 4 6 1 2 9 1 2

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5 3 - 1 32 623 382 16 278 161 35 8 373 216 35 668 604 17 - - 2 9 167 91 29 252 120 29 417 209 47 208 80 40 149 86 24 203 123 27 132 74 26 2 9 6 19 435 189 66 Cases with

Acquittals 0 219 5,872 2,139207 3 1,162134 0 ,7 12,178 4,371409 1,270120 6 44246 30619 44561 49536 29534 64458 2 13312 9 36139 9 75459 6 28226 4 15814 9 474 4 69 8 712 2, 88 76 21 45 2 1 1 2 5 5 4 2 1 6 2 3 1 2 3 4

4 7 7 7 7 - 17 7 1 - 8 1 - 8 - 18 20 - 17 12 9 7 3 17 9 4 8 4 98 40 - 33 18 - 67 37 6 5 2 75 62 - 33 64 1 1 - 21 12 2 0 - 40 28 - 36 23 80 1,216 890 3 7 2 47 33 11 51 31 188 220 227 97 12 146 102 - 34 39

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10 Male 5 - - - - - 15 - 17 2 ------0 5 10 - 7 - 1 - - - - - 15 4 - 6 45 - 6 - - 11 - 3 - 5 - 4 - 2 14 2 29 18 - 46 2 12 - 78 ------1 - 11 - 14 1 - 3 1 3 7 5 3 1 31 ------9 71 6 4,735 66 791499 2 - 12 2 34 123424 4 63 -142 151 1,183 5 20 1 210352 ,6 372 8,766 114880 1,505 7 3 6 1 3 71 4 - 2 5592 24 9 1649 4 34 13 39464 ,5 2 4 76 1 34 29 1,550 2 82 69 0 27 - 4 109 2 1 - 1522 7 77 16 78787 1 0 41 1 731 206 -20 348 5 2 3 51 - 135 41 5 -2 4 56 - 46 4 -1 162 1 333 3 -2 76 2 -8 0 7 - 34 73 - 2 804 -9 268 7 497 77 8 1 59 8 220 46 257 1 3 1 12 2 1 7 1 2 1 87 1 3 2 1 8 220 3 28 1 4 - 15 268 1 Female ------1 ------2 8 1 8 3 429 0 6 13 88 4 133 16 708 ------3 6 10 62 8 110 26 46 733 9 51 51 741 84 4 3 79 9 13 44 884 2,27329 ACCUSED CONVICTED ACCUSED 42 3 6 6 16 32 492 6 ,0 103 1,9038

PERSONS TAKEN COURT TO 21 26 3 26 2,30 246 23 216 221 ------701 3,199 99 11 308 14 1,561 - 0 1 0 3 57 73 20 800 113 - 871 115 352 17 ------0 1 14 - 104903 12 - - - - 4 - 1 1 - 4 - 1 4 36 4 1 ------

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5 5 S/No. 62 Common Assaults Common 6261 Aggravated Assaults(general) 60 Aggravated Assault(Acid cases) 59 Simple Robbery(general) Rustling Cattle 58 57 Aggravated Robbery(general) 56 Aggravated Robbery(Cash) 55 Aggravated Robbery(Motor Vehicles) 54 Aggravated Robbery(Motor Cycles) 5352 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 Other Breakings (garage ,etc ) 37 Office Breaking Breaking Shop 36 35 House Breakings 34 Burglaries 33 Abortion Infanticide 32 Abuse/Torture Child 31 Abduction/Kidnap Child 29 Trafficking Child 28 Stealing Child 27 Desertion Child 26 25 Child Neglect 24 Unnatural Offences 23 Incest Assault Indecent 22 21 Defilement 20 Rape 19 Other Economic crimes Frauds Land 18 17 Cyber (Computer) crimes 16 Obtaining By False Pretences Frauds Corporate Other and Bank 15 Cheques False Issuing 14 13 Forgeries Uttering & of Documents Counterfeiting 12 11 Abuse of office losss Financial Causing 10 1 (by Death shooting) 9 Embezzlement 8 Other Death (Not Specified above) 5 Death(Fire Out Breaks) 4 Death (Aggravated Domestic Violence)3 (Poisoning) Death 2 (by Death mob action) ECONOMIC CRIMES ECONOMIC Theft of all kinds (General ) (General kinds all of Theft (propertysnatching-Bags,Neckless,etc) Theft Prop) Retaining(Stolen & Receiving Slippers/Material Railway of Theft Comm Items & Telecom,Electrical of Theft Stealing Cattle Theftsof Cash Transit in Cash Bank of Theft Phones Mobile of Thefts Computers(Laptops) of Theft Bicycles of Theft Theftfrom M/Vs (property) Theftfrom M/Vs (Spares) Motorof Cycles Theft Motorof Vehicles Theft Sub Total(Assaults) Sub Total(Robberies) Sub Total(Thefts) Sub Total(Breakings) Sub Related) Total(Child Sub Related) Total(Sex Sub crimes) Total(Economic Sub Total(Homicides) Sub HOMICIDES GENERAL CRIMES GENERAL (f) Assaults Robberies (e) (d) Thefts Breakings ) (c Child Offences Related (b) Sex Offences Related (a) CASE/CRIME INCIDENCESCASE/CRIME APPENDICES Totals Cases 12,518 3,119 18,080 2,553

- - - 2 25,698 10,429 12,951 5,775 8,27326,999 5,732 2,985 4,89713,613 2,890 2,826 4,88210,598 31,895 55,704 12,919 10,596 15,638 13,264 1,528 1,7353,316 ,5 204 ,8 2,699 1,382 2,0746,155 1,614 1,052 1,7624,428 1,291 4,173 1,545 2,632 1,9477,665 1,502 2,3456,479 2,463 1,278 1,8895,630 1,7734,2491,147 1,278 1,672 3,2533,156 1,203 1,9256,381 1,302 2,261 3,388 2,4016,202 6,761 4,718 2 6 5 106 51 269426 127 62 340529 223 150 159532 74 38 91 203 177 120 435 208505 158 210 215808 118 350 193521 207 349906 159 92 181432 164 153401 105 69 236 50 26 27103 160 84 96340 53 29 37 67 79126 30 30 153269 188248 47 86 196 187320 171 132 544911 119 12 143394 88 109 17 15 162194 231 24 105360 101 43 112 30 533746 108181 ------2 5 19 842 15 13 1185 61 19 2 728 22 3 732 12 33 1768 23 1749 15 22 21 77 34 17 1654 21 6 -33 27 3 662 53 1644 23 12 10 71 49 2 1 REPORTED CASESREPORTED

Cases Inquiry Inquiry under under 3,832 3,961 5,585 6,494 4 34 646 334544 8 11 415 191685 244 279624 719 210 1 348 920 281 471 1,622 627 907 110 764428 1,315838 2

Detected /NPW /NPW 11,296 11,985 Not Not ,0 5,3639,906 2,413 5,807 3,445 3,379 1,367 6 90 1,5 920661 1 1,666810 5 1,312853

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Acquittals 0 219 5,872 2,139207 2 1,270120 3 1,162134 12,178 4,371409 6 44246 30619 44561 49536 64458 2 13312 4 29534 9 36139 9 75459 28226 15814 9 474 4 69 8 712 2, 88 76 45 21 2 1 1 4 5 2 5 2 1 6 2 3 1 2 3 4

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10 Male 5 - - - - - 15 - 17 2 - - - - - 0 5 10 - 7 - 1 - - - - - 15 4 - 6 45 - 6 - - 11 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 1 18 2 12 - 78 4 - 2 14 2 29 - 46 ------1 - 11 - 14 3 1 3 7 5 3 1 31 1 ------9 71 6 4,735 66 791499 2 - 12 2 34 123424 5 20 1 210352 ,6 372 8,766 114880 1,505 151 1,183 4 63 -142 4 - 6 1 3 71 24 9 1649 2 5592 0 27 - 4 109 4 34 13 39464 76 1 34 29 1,550 2 82 69 - 1522 7 77 16 78787 1 0 41 1 731 206 -20 348 5 4 2 3 51 - 135 41 5 -2 56 3 162 1 333 - 46 4 -1 3 -2 - 76 2 -8 0 7 - 34 73 - 2 804 -9 268 7 497 77 8 1 59 8 220 46 257 1 3 1 12 2 1 7 1 2 1 87 1 3 2 1 8 220 3 28 1 4 - 15 268 1 Female ------1 ------2 8 1 8 3 429 0 6 13 88 4 133 16 708 ------3 6 10 62 8 110 26 46 733 9 51 51 741 84 4 3 79 9 13 44 884 2,27329 ACCUSED CONVICTED ACCUSED 42 3 6 6 16 32 492 6 ,0 103 1,9038

PERSONS TAKEN COURT TO 21 26 3 26 2,30 246 23 216 221 ------,6 1 0 1 99 11 308 14 1,561 - 0 1 0 3 57 73 20 800 113 - 871 115 352 17 0 1 14 - 104903 12 ------1 - 4 4 - 1 - 1 4 36 4 1 ------

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5 5 S/No. 19 Other Economic crimes Frauds Land 18 17 Cyber (Computer) crimes 16 Obtaining By False Pretences Frauds Corporate Other and Bank 15 Cheques False Issuing 14 13 Forgeries Uttering & of Documents Counterfeiting 12 11 Abuse of office losss Financial Causing 10 33 Abortion Infanticide 32 Abuse/Torture Child 31 Abduction/Kidnap Child 29 Trafficking Child 28 Stealing Child 27 Desertion Child 26 25 Child Neglect 24 Unnatural Offences 23 Incest Assault Indecent 22 21 Defilement 20 Rape 62 Common Assaults Common 6261 Aggravated Assaults(general) 60 Aggravated Assault(Acid cases) 59 Simple Robbery(general) Rustling Cattle 58 57 Aggravated Robbery(general) 56 Aggravated Robbery(Cash) 55 Aggravated Robbery(Motor Cycles) Vehicles)Robbery(Motor Aggravated 54 5352 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 Other Breakings (garage ,etc ) 37 Office Breaking Breaking Shop 36 35 House Breakings 34 Burglaries 9 Embezzlement 8 Other Death (Not Specified above) 5 Death(Fire Out Breaks) 4 Death (Aggravated Domestic Violence)3 (Poisoning) Death 2 (by Death mob action) 1 (by Death shooting) GENERAL CRIMES GENERAL Total(EconomicSub crimes) Sub Total(Child Related) Total(Child Sub Related) Total(Sex Sub Sub Total(Assaults) Sub Total(Robberies) Sub Total(Thefts) Sub ) (General kinds all of Theft (propertysnatching-Bags,Neckless,etc) Theft Prop) Retaining(Stolen & Receiving Slippers/Material Railway of Theft Items Comm & Telecom,Electrical of Theft Stealing Cattle Theftsof Cash Transit in Cash Bank of Theft Phones Mobile of Thefts Computers(Laptops) of Theft Bicycles of Theft Theftfrom M/Vs (property) Theftfrom M/Vs (Spares) Motorof Cycles Theft Motorof Vehicles Theft Total(Breakings) Sub ECONOMIC CRIMES ECONOMIC Total(Homicides) Sub HOMICIDES (b) Child Offences Related (b) Sex Offences Related (a) (f) Assaults Robberies (e) (d) Thefts Breakings ) (c CASE/CRIME INCIDENCESCASE/CRIME dutJvn dl Juven. Adult Juven. Adault

,5 5 1 - 11 - 15 1,251 1,377 ,7 2 2 8 1 8 122 92 3,475 1,904 1686,621 1,596 8 2 - 1 6 11 - 22680 2 9 2 - 2 - 9 226 7 10179 3 2 6 1 1 61 1 20 535 4 4 3 - - 34 - 4 548 5 1 1 1 - 10 1 12408 17 750 7 3 5 - 5 - 3 377 2 5 7 2 - 73 2 5 524 5 7 2 - 2 1 7 259 4 2 2 3 - 23 3 27 545 4 4 - - - - - 4146 ------115 - - - -- 23734 - - - -- 10620 ------279 ------7 - - - 27 - 3 - - 1 - 333 8 - - - 18 - 25 - 33 - 6 - - 1 - 1 - 2 -76 39 - 77 - 7 2 - 12 - 317 9 - - - 19 - 9 - - - 19 - 21 - 6 - - - 56 - 6 - - - 456 34 - 9 139 Male - - -7 12 - 1 - - - - 9 - - - - 1 - - - - 3 - - - - 3 - - 4 -4 6 - - 2 -6 1 - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - -7 7 - - 5 1 8 - - - - 6 - - - - 2 - - - - 8 - - - -4 1 IMPRISONMENT 14 51 2 4 - 4 1219 4 7 SENTENCES IMPOSED BY COURTS BY IMPOSED SENTENCES 1 - 1 - 11 Female 9 - 6194 225 13 5 6 125 6 39 - 44 - - -1 - - -4 - - -1 - - -1 - 1 -3 1 -5 - - -4 - 4 19 4 - -3 - - 8 - - -1 - - -2 - 2 3 1 15

1 39 1 18 et Fined Death

2 6 94 6 72

117

239 4 5 169 15 40

- - -

16 480 2 6 -

6 182 16 7 1 17 2 - 16 2 - - - 34 1 ------21 - - 9 2 4 3 11 - 11 - 10 ------151 ------151 ------14 -12 - 9 3 25 319 54 127 8 1 22088 64 263 6 6 97 686

8 1 76 148 50 17 42 11 2 1 3 3 2 3 4 2 9 4 1 5 3 2 1 3 2 3 5 Bound Over CAUTION COMM. WORK WORK COMM. CAUTION Bound Over

Probation Probation 18 1 75521 11 3 115 2 412 543 4 129 3 284 6 128

22 19 3 2 1 2 7 1 23 1 8 4 1 4 2 3 3 1

21,370,000

9,700,000 5,320,000

420,300,000

23,348,000 22,190,000 3,500,000

1,400,000

107,698,000 1,215 388 139 102 12 132 751 ------521 177 - - 84 19 28 11 40 81 10 82 27 58 45 14 12

56 95 20 93 58 3 9 5 1 3 5 3 1 2 3 1 3 6 3 7 7 1 9

350

177

1,083

505 211

175

349

800

745 171

Fines Awarded (UgShs.) (UgShs.) 79,612,500 24,250,000 46,890,001 33,920,000 17,613,000 436,520,000 281,391,501 9,000,000 1,200,000 4,100,000 7,850,000 1,750,000 58,170,000 35,340,000 21,990,000 9,000,000 1,850,000 620,000 300,000 700,000 200,000 100,000 300,000 800,000 150,000 380,000 500,000 800,000 ------21 Adult

- - - -

16,745 19,715 10,203 41,591 20,861 2,518 1,0061,267 2,206 4,000 4,672 1,013 4,318 8,092 6,003 4,089 3,358 3,473 3,677 5,368 9,501 219728 122 297 178 160 450 457 699 465 - - - 21 - 241- 816------4,733- - 124- 1,693- 117- 7,582- 58 0 -20 18 1 -71 8 -98 -61 7 -27 50 0 -20 8 -18 63 5 2 Male ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. 24 92 234 5 2 55 7 - 76 17 - 157 27 - 13,241,938, - 237 256 6 - 67 8 1 84 1 7 14 7 5,291,4 1 77 9 - 91 1 2 34,170,000 17 - 20 12 - 142 6 - 61 4 - 40 VICTIMS OFVICTIMS CRIME

0 15 10

- 733 - 11 20 141 2 - 12 - - 5 - 15 - 281 - - 129 - - - 0 - 10 52 - 3 11,446,603,532 - 38 22 - 5 - 51 102 - 1,531 ------8 515188 519 8,488 339 6,823 - - - - 52------22- - 151- 521 13,182 251 37- 603 10,460 124 3,197 278 1,8 27 15 28 15 12 26513 387 51 853 56 37 46 1,616 36 2,098 10 2,643 17 1,506 84 1,957 40 1,0 90 1,899 5 87 15 15 3,064 49 1,426 1 9 2 7 3 5 1 1 2 6 6 5 1 7 4 1 160

3 - - 33,690,910,061 - - 1 4,362,473,824 10

1,267

116 - 115,656,676,727 - - 29,237,109,050 - 3,813 13,441 - - 717 6,399- 14 29 13,536 Female 19 8 3 - 15,077,205,900 6 - 67,707,360,000

3 165 - 245 365 3 8,245,786,616 43 2 28,676,379,326 12 6 11,701,969,293 16 50 15 9 4,298,653,007 49

56 22 3,988,540,914 3 4,774,12 1 4 104,081,217,401 4,433,603,001 7 297,474,212,176 5 19,029,616,456 9 Page I132

160,970,817,847 3,200,340, 2,485,106,490 1,234,945,5 4,026,393,270 2,133,318, 9,164,743,437 3,896,060,098 2,382,123,000 1,540,974, 1,118,774,7 1,616,243, 34,172,180,000 23,823,534,885 411,668 329,075,000 638,767,200 460,605,100 463,636,00 248,088,500 Lost 15,000,000 20,319,500 VALUE PROPERTY(UGSHS.) VALUE 2,180,000 6,000,000 6,000,000 50,750 1,705 ,000 ,000 200 261 000 701 250 ------30 20 23 0

R O U

G T

A E

6,604,103,950 3,715,838,400 1,320,925,300 9,472,119,000 4,371,008,011 3,965,118,593 9,499,942,206

C D 33,769,576,860 Recovered T A

7,550,523,150 2,941,940,393 3,505,324,783 &

554,316,970 423,709,180 555,032,150 164,543,000 413,434,200 651,341,183 995,731,000 150,097,600 820,350,000 280,922,393 157,440,000 694,839,400 187,313,000 403,692,000 445,001,300 625,445,600 400,921,750 491,835,000 P

S O

14,124,000 52,177,000 51,895,000 42,210,000 30,168,000 13,370,000 97,919,000 78,306,000 15,117,000

E L

I R C

7,058,000 V E

E ------

- - - - 24 Annual Crime Report - 2019 S/No. 100 All other Acts other All 100 Annual Crime Report - 2019 99 Local Government Act Statute UWA 98 97 Enguli Act 96 Firearms Act 95 Fish and Crocodiles Act 94 NEMA Act Immigration 93 91 Other Narcotics(general) 89 Herbal Cannabis 88 87 Heroin Act Corruption of Prevention 86 85 Treason 84 Election Offences Sectariasm Promoting 83 toViolence Incitement 82 81 Death By CBRN(Chemical,Nuclear Wpns) Terrorism80 79 other penal code offences (not categorized) shooting) than other Killing( Att. 78 (byKilling shooting) Att. 77 76 Att. Suicide Violence Domestic 75 74 Criminal Tresspass 73 Piracy 72 Examination Leakage and Stealing 71 from Rescues Lawful Custody Custody Lawful from Escapes 70 69 Malicious Damage to School/Gvt Property 68 Malicious Damage to Property 67 Arson (General) Abduction/Kidnap 66 Trafficking Human 65 63 Threatening Violence CORRUPTION Cocaine Sub Total(Other Laws) Total(Other Sub LAWS OTHER Total(Narcotics) Sub (Corruption) Total Sub Total(Political/Media) Sub Total(Terrorism) Sub Crimes-gen) Total(Other Sub TERRORISM NARCOTICS/DRUGS POLITICAL/MEDIA OFFENCES POLITICAL/MEDIA (g) Other Crimes in General in Crimes Other (g) GRAND TOTAL

133 IPage

CASE/CRIME INCIDENCESCASE/CRIME

R O U

G T

A E

C D

T A

& P

E L

R C V E

E Totals Cases

51 21,569 1 2 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1,2 7,1 131 7,1 100,112 74,810 61,311 79,117 215,224 189 ,3 340 3,983 3,400 4,43611,819 1,390 7,210 5,03913,639 3,938 3,438 4,21611,592 57,736 1,875 1,042 2,290 2,460 3,1707,920 1,329 2,224 2,311 3,0077,5411,614 3,000 2,750 9 1 11 249 131 316696 513 78 177768 59 13 401 43 95115 108 67 117613 388 96 70271 56514 644 86 122852 33 48 71152 33 21 70 55 89109 64 223 68 36 80184 53 162 42 172424 112207 169 ------9 3 8 3 819 17 2 120 6 7 64 51 6 4 414 2 3 510 7 4 5 6 317 23 4 27 19 49 22 64 10 4 3 1 2 1 REPORTED CASESREPORTED

Cases Inquiry Inquiry under under 3 26 1,283 256336 530 190322 964 122243 600 408 606 814 460 76 2 5

Detected /NPW /NPW 19,900 Not Not 5 1,728458 1,946344 54 1 -

3 7 3

taken to Cases

court court 12

16,268 30

155 90 39 2

4 6 2

------3 - - - 2

1 1 - - -

1,262 1,031 toDPP/RSA toDPP/RSA submitted submitted ------Cases 23,022 1, 3,679 3,413 5,684 2,298 5,163 1,987 2,110 412 6 9 7 5 122356 303583 256430 140 212388 196676 ------20 64136 13733 19 26 76 69 5784 67 90 80 30 9 4 8 1 2 9 3 1

5 4 ------1 ------Cases with

convictions convictions

22,105 4,857 488 649 595 359 990 698 95 3 -13 -11 9 -19 31 20 4 -14 0 -70 6 1 4 1 7

4 6 1 PERFOMANCE 4 22 5 2,352 554 232 742 363 66 6 25 953 255 64 1 2 62 25 13 79 34 13 9 693 174 33 956 74 64 Cases with

Acquittals 79 37 408 3 167 13 1,349 163 1,687 830 24,048 377 5,779 2,479 81,677 40,085 11,472 1,151 1 - 9 2,759299 - 6 37746 3593313 1 28821 2 661 1 82 793 2 92 3 12513 14 22 1 1 9 5 4 4 3 7

7 29 2 3 - 83 23 - 37 28 - 44 41 3 2 - 12 3 - 21 11 3 1 - 81 36 14 48 - 458 114 - 266 29

Dismissed 30 1,075 310 Cases 5 0 15 - 102 59 19 87 1 89 15 897 129 5 685 351

------,1 2,494 1,218 2,469 1,237 166 358 - - 17 99 47 6 4 4 9 1

8 6

pending in pending ------Cases Court Court 8,3 - - 6 -

7 1 5 9 3 - - - - - 13 - - 7 - - - 2 - 99 ,0 4 44 2 1 23 454 149 5,708,979 3,913,022 2 1,275722 558 3,366 868 3,441 3 18,59953 4 4 2 5 1 1 - - 16 6 - 7 - 2

9 5 2 dl ue.AutJvn dl ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. Adult Juven. Adult Juven. Adult

2 12 1 82 53 882 10 122 123

1 8 110 3 68 16 1 1 623 4 21 16 1 7 25 1 7 1 24 2 - 4 1 5 3 8 432 - 35 10 ACCUSED CHARGED ACCUSED

10 11 -99 - Male - -2 - - - - 7 - - 7 - 6 - 1 - 11 1 - - 21 4 2 - - 12 - 4 - 3 22 - 3 - 8 11 - 10 161 - 1 18 308 1,535 0 1,267 10 151136 4 12 10 18254 29 50 - 10 633 3 22735 1,013 4 26022 3 2313 29 276 5 107 1 589 - 714 6 81 165 4 2,075 4 - 5 2 2 1 20 1 122 5 2 8 4 6 1 63 14 582 2 ------11 - - - 36 3 4 - 3 376 ------0 29 - 27 279 - 1 60 Female - - 7 - 7 - 5 - 6 4 - 49 49 - 7 669 ------2 2 1 25 1 25 322 ------5,36768 ACCUSED CONVICTED ACCUSED

PERSONS TAKEN COURT TO ------1 6 - 1 ------73 6 10 81 4 130 46 ,793 8 - 3 3 12 - 13 ------

Male 11 4 2 8 2 - -8 - -1 - 5 - 1 8 - - - 8 - - - - - 2 - 1 - 1 33 11 18 - 0 6 503 1,10 16 50 - 1 6 4 31 14 36291 5 15725 56 6 1 93 1 605 3 - 1 152 17 38 - 3 ------6 78 36 - - - - - 1 3 5 194 15 3 1 Female 60 - 1 6 1 1 -

1 8 247 85 11 2 16 521 116 21 1 16 556 156 16 1 84 21 - 4 327 1,046 432 1

- 10 - Aqitd Discharged Acquitted 796 2,231 24 832 244 382 1,584 443 1,569 306 49,219 13,016 -

986 3,294 - - -

12 2 659 1,66432 4 532 1 1836 6 541 153 673 ,7 11,090 3,2733

- - 519

232 276 ------43 236

- - 13 1 2711 4 82 4 33 4 12 1 12 948

Awaiting Awaiting Trial Trial

4 7 3 2 5 5 1 5 7 S/No. 100 All other Acts other All 100 99 Local Government Act Statute UWA 98 97 Enguli Act 96 Firearms Act 95 Fish and Crocodiles Act 94 NEMA Act Immigration 93 91 Other Narcotics(general) 89 Herbal Cannabis 88 87 Heroin Act Corruption of Prevention 86 85 Treason 84 Election Offences Sectariasm Promoting 83 toViolence Incitement 82 81 Death By CBRN(Chemical,Nuclear Wpns) Terrorism80 79 other penal code offences (not categorized) shooting) than other Killing( Att. 78 (byKilling shooting) Att. 77 76 Att. Suicide Violence Domestic 75 74 Criminal Tresspass 73 Piracy 72 Examination Leakage and Stealing 71 from Rescues Lawful Custody Custody Lawful from Escapes 70 69 Malicious Damage to School/Gvt Property 68 Malicious Damage to Property 67 Arson (General) Abduction/Kidnap 66 Trafficking Human 65 63 Threatening Violence Sub Total(Other Laws) Total(Other Sub LAWS OTHER Total(Narcotics) Sub Cocaine NARCOTICS/DRUGS (Corruption) Total Sub CORRUPTION Total(Political/Media) Sub OFFENCES POLITICAL/MEDIA Total(Terrorism) Sub TERRORISM Crimes-gen) Total(Other Sub (g) Other Crimes in General in Crimes Other (g) GRAND TOTAL CASE/CRIME INCIDENCESCASE/CRIME dutJvn dl Juven. Adult Juven. Adault

773 35 72 4 1 1,703 15 762 42 315 17,733 1,006 1,289 3,686 8 1 1 2 - 10 2 1 188 5 1 2 - - 23 - 1 455 0 1 1 - - 10 - 10 602 6 4 3 - - 31 - 4 467 1 1 1 1 4 16 1 1 116 2 -322 1 5 6 - 5 516 4 -349 - 29 1 1 705 8 3 7 - 7 - 3 284 0 ------103 0 -407 2 1 1 - 1 - 1 129 ------841 ------6 - - 6 - 186 15 - 1 - - - 11 - 8 - - - 18 - 17 - Male - - - 1 - - - - 4 - 8 - - - - 4 - - - - - 3 - - - 2 - - - - 7 - 2 - 7 - IMPRISONMENT 28 8 - 58 1 9 5 4 SENTENCES IMPOSED BY COURTS BY IMPOSED SENTENCES - Female 216 4 5185 ------5 -25 - 35 - - -1 - - -1 - - -3 - - -1 - - -1 - 9 15

6 1 19 15 16

105 et Fined Death

5 71 53 - 0 29 - 109

8 2

- - - -

16 2 2

- 65 2 - - 12 - 19 ------12 ------6 136 -164 - - 16 ------519 ------9 2 69 219 3 - 7423 - 58 3 - -13 - 3 11434

6 - 13286 - 8 - 3098 - 75 17 4 9 1 3 1 2 2 Bound Over CAUTION COMM. WORK WORK COMM. CAUTION Bound Over

Probation Probation 342- 82 2,689 18 9 70329 7 312

- - -

19 90 6 1 2 1 8 7

20,000,000

22,250,000

18,600,000

68,790,000

15,834,000 18,850,000 39,172,000 1,120,712,501 3,718 1,030 459 161 330 1 ------360 112 - - 18 67 92 30 13 18 14 99 32 42

20 7 4 6 4 1 2 4 1

100 158

128

124

Fines Awarded (UgShs.) (UgShs.) 27,646,000 162,096,000 2,900,000 6,450,000 9,550,000 2,200,000 5,450,000 2,000,000 5,750,000 7,459,000 53,450,000 60,105,000 800,000 900,000 200,000 700,000 150,000 ------21 Adult ------

131,489 35,832 2,908 8,680 5,955 1,268 5,477 2,309 1,041 7,768 2,507 1,687 798 160 642 355 723 561 221 535 ------140 5 -15 1 -21 5 -45 42 2 -12 3 -53 0 -20 8 -88 53 2 2 6 4 4 6 Male ue.AutJuven. Adult Juven. 49 4 12 40 1,914 16 22 116 3 1 31 VICTIMS OFVICTIMS CRIME 040 529 21,862 55,25910,450

1 - 15 4 - 40

1,005 21,189 ------670 9,978 141 2,598 - - 56- - 18------35- - - 20- - - 20 23 20 16 33 1,998 18 382 84 3,640 8 6618 18 138 6 4 9 4 4

- - 1 4,963,023,200 12 - 8 - 1 - - - -- Female 124 2 - 15 2 - 759 2 9 1 - 3 - 5 4 - 1 - 5 - 3 - 1,077 676 2 54,484,138,722 220

6 2,015,821,100 16 25

22 Page I134 6 9 1

50,275 598,611,6 61,920,535,422 1,212,072,489 335,800,000 772,980,239 439,092,250 Lost 84,594,000 15,435,000 VALUE PROPERTY(UGSHS.) VALUE 3,158,400 9,765,000 4,800,000 4,000,000 2,681,000 2,681,000 ------23

R O U

G T

49,230,945,805 A E

C D T A

Recovered

& P

588,931,000 O 115,089,000 703,893,619

E L

I R C 20,050,000 17,000,000 13,086,000

705,293,619 758,156,000 V E

E 4,000,000 1,400,000 131,000 131,000 ------

- - - 24 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Annual Crime Report - 2019 Appendix II:CrimebyDistrict/Division REGIONS/DISTRICTS REGIONS/DISTRICTS 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 Police S.I.D Railways Bwera Kasese Katwe Hima Ntoroko Kitagwenda Kyenjojo Bundibugyo Kamwenge Bunyagabu Kyegegwa Kabarole Buliisa Hoima Kikuube Kagadi Kakumiro Kibaale Kiryandongo Masindi Sheema Buhweju Rubirizi Mitooma Bushenyi Isingiro Kiruhura Rwampara Kazo Ntungamo Ibanda Mbarara Rukungiri Kanungu Rubanda Rukiga Kabale Kisoro Kalangala Lwengo Kalungu Bukomansimbi Sembabule Kyotera Masaka Lyantonde Rakai C.I.D Headquarters RWENZORI EAST RWENZORI EAST RWENZORI WEST RWENZORI WEST ALBERTINE ALBERTINE GREATER BUSHENYI GREATER BUSHENYI RWIZIRWIZIRWIZI KIGEZIKIGEZIKIGEZI GREATER MASAKA GREATER MASAKA WAMALA WAMALA KATONGA KATONGA SEZIBWA SEZIBWA SAVANNAH SAVANNAH KMP NORTH KMP NORTH KMP SOUTH KMP SOUTH KMP EAST KMP EAST C.I.D C.I.D C.I.D REGIONS/DISTRICTS REGIONS/DISTRICTS RWENZORI EAST RWENZORI EAST RWENZORI WEST RWENZORI WEST ALBERTINE ALBERTINE GREATER BUSHENYI GREATER BUSHENYI RWIZI KIGEZI GREATER MASAKA GREATER MASAKA WAMALA WAMALA KATONGA KATONGA SEZIBWA SEZIBWA SAVANNAH SAVANNAH KMP NORTH KMP NORTH KMP SOUTH KMP SOUTH KMP EAST KMP EAST C.I.D

135 IPage

R O U

G T

A E

C D

T A

& P

E L

R C V E

OA AE HOMICIDES TOTAL CASES TOTAL CASES TOTAL CASES TOTAL CASES

11,77711,77711,777 12,55912,55912,559 13,52713,52713,527 11,78911,78911,789 11,777 12,559 13,527 11,789

5,5855,5855,585 5,6475,6475,647 9,6409,6409,640 2,1642,1642,164 3,0173,0173,017 8,6428,6428,642 9,8909,8909,890 8,0118,0118,011 5,6505,6505,650 5,9285,9285,928 7,2547,2547,254 5,650 5,585 5,647 5,928 9,640 2,164 3,017 8,642 9,890 7,254 8,011 1,246 1,606 2,109 1,910 1,565 1,139 1,114 1,691 1,702 1,466 1,647 2,815 2,022 1,042 2,168 1,178 1,659 3,157 1,238 1,379 1,134 2,173 4,559 2,076 2,951 2,261 1,672 1,781 1,113 2,546 1,148 1,515 1,206 1,343 1,428 1,548 1,157 1,533 1,448 1,543 1,012 1,433 1,163 2,102 1,928 2,186 1,001 2,494 1,639 3,896 2,145 1,105 2,361 1,587 1,104 2,137 1,392 2,205 1,012 1,611 932 922 944 552 974 352 158 972 427 505 518 878 749 703 729 383 791 678 932 810 801 741 43 81 OIIE ECONOMIC HOMICIDES HOMICIDES HOMICIDES

391391391 252252252 317317317 208208208 184184184 180180180 122122122 149149149 132132132 269269269 355355355 146146146 391 252 317 208 184 180 122 149 132 269 355 146

129

656565 131313 595959 65 13 - 59

16 19 16 14 62 14 63 18 60 36 12 77 30 58 41 26 56 54 33 15 30 21 47 64 34 12 20 97 35 79 41 23 20 46 43 28 47 32 50 29 64 22 40 31 43 35 79 20 32 20 13 28 43 50 63 56 54 70 31 17 10 20 28 20 18 18 33 51 10 24 27 30 28 23 8 3 6 9 6 1 3 9

CNMCSEXREL ECONOMIC ECONOMIC ECONOMIC

1,1131,1131,113 1,5821,5821,582 1,0111,0111,011 1,113 1,582 1,011

102102102 322322322 379379379 243243243 479479479 317317317 572572572 363363363 342342342 275275275 390390390 935935935 102 322 379 243 479 317 572 363 342 275 390 935

107 181 100 106 163 112 156 123 232 196 102 180 126 180 282 129 154 206 287 708 239 170 178 280 873

91 43 56 29 31 83 56 29 22 28 91 47 36 51 33 48 83 25 27 55 69 52 75 63 52 39 92 92 81 77 47 98 68 61 76 17 65 13 26 21 20 64 73 18 92 40 59 28 67 42 33 43 11 44 54

7 6 5 1

E E CHILDREL SEX RELSEXSEX REL REL

1,0231,0231,023 1,023

224224224 715715715 780780780 307307307 727727727 339339339 528528528 310310310 393393393 462462462 626626626 554554554 621621621 224 715 780 307 727 339 528 310 393 462 626 554 621

158 138 161 121 100 114 152 107 167 118 126 186 137 106 120 114 128 202 130 123 161 162 105 158 120 151 191 125 140 108 123 141 167 109 206 100 117

181818 18 - - 96 14 31 86 88 73 34 17 83 45 58 30 81 94 70 83 65 52 78 57 74 37 86 69 45 90 10 68 82 35 40 31 38 64 71 84 78 76 55 42 53 62

8 4 9

HL E BREAKINGS CHILD RELCHILDCHILD REL REL

145145145 142142142 712712712 260260260 276276276 178178178 546546546 117117117 121121121 388388388 288288288 786786786 619619619 238238238 145 142 712 260 276 178 546 117 121 388 288 786 619 238

140 235 109 113 231 177 130 105 106 160 109 143 148 438 478 157

- - - - -

49 40 21 14 23 84 95 20 19 43 73 19 13 28 21 22 42 27 70 25 18 78 13 79 66 72 29 58 39 38 19 43 32 45 17 11 45 23 18 45 12 80 17 92 22

66 6 6

5 4 1 1 2 9 2 6 5 3 7 7 4 9 2 9 9 1 RAIG THEFTS BREAKINGSBREAKINGSBREAKINGS

359359359 336336336 698698698 709709709 644644644 276276276 721721721 760760760 567567567 815815815 437437437 839839839 505505505 339339339 359 336 698 709 644 276 721 760 567 815 437 839 505 339

105 111 101 187 177 152 100 115 125 129 216 239 137 123 106 203 121 103 114 149 222 136 187 109 226 120 124 111 104 143 146 114 130 130 104

101010 10 -

67 80 52 97 42 92 39 97 85 40 58 88 83 28 59 26 13 81 61 77 97 81 99 99 93 66 95 89 93 69 38 24 96 74 40 36 44 72 62 81 46 75 77 95 90

5 2 3 HFSROBBERIES THEFTSTHEFTSTHEFTS

1,4921,4921,492 1,7851,7851,785 3,5563,5563,556 3,8153,8153,815 3,4683,4683,468 1,0801,0801,080 2,2522,2522,252 2,3102,3102,310 2,0232,0232,023 4,4674,4674,467 1,7471,7471,747 3,5103,5103,510 1,7481,7481,748 1,6361,6361,636 1,492 1,785 3,556 3,815 3,468 1,080 2,252 2,310 2,023 4,467 1,747 3,510 1,748 1,636

1,189 1,060 1,085 1,270

229229229 229

431 313 307 460 413 404 463 918 574 167 411 701 365 450 889 294 359 378 778 816 306 756 602 745 458 343 116 164 147 388 437 286 232 327 416 187 397 245 416 211 220 319 316 475 254 340 280 675 458 473 639 459 554 253 109 567 171 246 401 289 337 575 527 609 215 313 267 371 294 497 320 687 519

93 23 17 96 20 84 94 OBRE ASSAULTS ROBBERIESROBBERIESROBBERIES

130130130 172172172 634634634 549549549 519519519 263263263 259259259 217217217 499499499 371371371 271271271 258258258 131131131 130 172 634 549 519 263 259 217 499 371 271 258 131

119 155 132 120 132 174 138 170 209 102 169

252525 949494 25 - 94

27 21 32 20 57 24 29 19 56 72 82 78 49 54 63 27 94 91 14 19 39 28 70 36 30 29 45 43 14 50 37 44 42 29 15 29 43 37 24 28 86 54 41 15 49 87 44 35 22 10 34 47 16 24 51 29 62 16 20 36 52 46 93 32 73 31

4 7 8 8 3 7 SALSOTHERCRIMES ASSAULTSASSAULTSASSAULTS

1,5961,5961,596 1,3901,3901,390 1,4441,4441,444 1,9141,9141,914 1,2581,2581,258 1,3941,3941,394 1,596 1,390 1,444 1,914 1,258 1,394

1,006 744744744 692692692 996996996 747747747 147147147 959959959 544544544 919919919 744 692 996 747 147 959 544 919

221 233 234 181 194 234 265 243 102 423 252 117 290 179 652 153 242 106 116 188 131 269 116 407 179 160 174 152 260 213 281 370 395 290 443 315 163 188 368 162 134 306 168 160 129 206 146 108 145 116 284 414

404040 40 - 96 76 21 41 91 74 89 86 91 86 75 34 52 29 18 49 67 12 91 67 38 71 65 62 36 92 91 99

1 5 TE RMSTERRORISM OTHER CRIMES OTHER CRIMES OTHER CRIMES

1,4451,4451,445 1,4491,4491,449 2,9462,9462,946 2,5302,5302,530 2,0072,0072,007 2,3392,3392,339 2,5592,5592,559 2,3912,3912,391 3,6053,6053,605 2,8112,8112,811 2,8432,8432,843 1,2261,2261,226 1,6671,6671,667 1,445 1,449 2,946 2,530 2,007 2,339 2,559 2,391 3,605 2,811 2,843 1,226 1,667

1,013

596596596 639639639 596 639

488 302 270 420 453 393 434 622 566 174 191 498 245 535 737 337 406 278 409 864 234 224 635 539 294 315 110 431 184 270 117 150 834 138 276 238 425 257 153 282 484 358 177 374 325 406 532 367 556 347 589 633 394 126 211 766 463 706 370 272 387 765 312 138 403 196 274 745 277 469 117 224 241 307 173 300 206 536 644 35 21 68 20

ERRS POL/MEDIA TERRORISM TERRORISM TERRORISM

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55 5 22 2 11 1 5 2 1 4 1 2 1

O/EI CORRUPTION POL/MEDIA POL/MEDIA POL/MEDIA

222222 181818 181818 - - - 22 - - 18 ------18 ------

66 6 11 1 88 8 66 6 44 4 33 3 44 4 44 4 22 2 44 4 22 2 22 2 6 1 8 6 4 3 4 4 2 4 2 2

2 1 1 4 1 1 6 7 2 6 5 2 2 9 2 1 5 6 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 2 2 6 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 ORPINNARCOTICS CORRUPTION CORRUPTION CORRUPTION

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37 11 1 22 2 11 1 11 1 11 1 44 4 55 5 11 1 1 2 1 1 1 4 5 1

1 2 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 2 5 1 ACTC OTHERLAWS NARCOTICS NARCOTICS NARCOTICS

263263263 332332332 280280280 108108108 116116116 166166166 124124124 283283283 102102102 263 332 280 108 116 166 124 283 102

120

757575 606060 515151 686868 404040 282828 75 60 51 - 68 - 40 28

19 19 15 21 18 11 32 50 14 40 39 38 40 41 26 34 49 51 52 25 92 50 58 55 20 30 39 17 31 20 12 15 17 16 12 16 29 14 13 11 13 14 21 23 10 19 86 23 16 20 54 16 42 22 26 40 22 77 17 20 15 15 13 40 18 18

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

178178178 115115115 196196196 183183183 170170170 182182182 158158158 112112112 105105105 112112112 178 115 196 183 170 182 158 112 105 112

135

969696 474747 262626 161616 393939 - 96 - 47 - 26 16 - - 39 -

25 10 21 17 21 28 14 24 45 15 24 37 45 13 45 15 18 29 74 56 38 32 33 20 44 61 13 16 70 13 10 33 10 10 41 43 24 50 47 31 35 10 58 34 23 12 94

7 9 6 6 0 6 7 7 2 9 2 3 4 1 1 3 6 1 0 0 3 1 2 8 4 5 7 1 3 6 REGIONS/DISTRICTS REGIONS/DISTRICTS Kakira Buwenge Jinja Namayingo Bugweri 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 Kalaki Amuria Serere Ngora Katakwi Kabermaido Kapelebyong Soroti Moroto Nabilatuk Napak Amudat Nakapiripirit Kaabong Karenga Kotido Abim Dokolo Otuke Alebtong Kole Amolatar Kwania Oyam Apac Lira Gulu Pader Kitgum Omoro Amuru Nwoya Agago Lamwo Adjumani Obongi Moyo Yumbe Koboko Madi Okolo Pakwach Nebbi Zombo Maracha Arua KIIRAKIIRAKIIRA BUSOGA EAST BUSOGA EAST BUSOGA NORTH BUSOGA NORTH BUKEDIBUKEDIBUKEDI ELGONELGONELGON SIPISIPISIPI EAST KYOGA EAST KYOGA MT MOROTO MT MOROTO KIDEPOKIDEPOKIDEPO NORTH KYOGA NORTH KYOGA ASWAASWAASWA NORTH WESTNILE NORTH WESTNILE WEST NILE WEST NILE REGIONS/DISTRICTS REGIONS/DISTRICTS KIIRA BUSOGA EAST BUSOGA EAST BUSOGA NORTH BUSOGA NORTH BUKEDI ELGON SIPI EAST KYOGA EAST KYOGA MT MOROTO MT MOROTO KIDEPO NORTH KYOGA NORTH KYOGA ASWA NORTH WESTNILE NORTH WESTNILE WEST NILE WEST NILE GRAND TOTAL

OA AE HOMICIDES TOTAL CASES TOTAL CASES TOTAL CASES TOTAL CASES

13,34313,34313,343 11,17211,17211,172 215,224 13,343 11,172

3,4653,4653,465 6,5466,5466,546 7,0757,0757,075 9,7869,7869,786 8,9398,9398,939 5,3855,3855,385 9,5169,5169,516 4,1594,1594,159 2,6582,6582,658 3,3413,3413,341 8,7588,7588,758 3,465 6,546 7,075 9,786 8,939 5,385 9,516 4,159 2,658 3,341 8,758 2,297 1,446 1,190 1,866 1,825 1,357 3,073 1,213 1,135 1,707 1,194 2,864 2,084 1,154 1,101 3,253 1,105 1,581 2,699 1,024 1,918 1,438 1,336 1,161 1,158 2,326 1,353 1,315 4,256 2,733 1,481 2,574 1,399 1,153 1,244 3,754 475 694 701 704 639 820 996 676 616 731 965 644 139 742 869 441 923 697 635 742 624 809 796 995 894 527 881 771 996 812 896 907 835 363 743 100 992 892 622 67 OIIE ECONOMIC HOMICIDES HOMICIDES HOMICIDES

4,718

127127127 205205205 100100100 172172172 116116116 130130130 264264264 287287287 211211211 127 205 100 172 116 130 264 287 211

103

333333 949494 666666 727272 33 94 66 72

12 43 12 66 22 24 13 14 16 40 14 10 11 16 17 19 11 12 18 35 16 24 13 23 26 15 17 20 22 63 35 81 61 29 31 41 35 34 38 18 39 13 14 24 11 26 26 17 27 26 75 21 13 26 49 45 51 12 20 20 48 12 6 9 9 9 9 7 7 3 9 9 8 5 3

CNMCSEXREL ECONOMIC ECONOMIC ECONOMIC

13,264

506506506 418418418 438438438 152152152 110110110 516516516 309309309 415415415 275275275 382382382 630630630 598598598 506 418 438 152 110 516 309 415 275 382 630 598

199 107 106 118 108 200 126 203 136 258 111 192 100 133 170 325

868686

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27 56 13 20 53 63 46 89 56 78 81 52 26 91 38 43 89 37 33 21 26 95 15 64 26 16 35 25 50 19 52 39 84 23 16 18 47 30 32 83 13 32 29 21 12 23 12 32 19 56 49 56 43 12

4 7 8 8

E E CHILDREL SEX RELSEXSEX REL REL

15,638 1,0111,0111,011 1,011

995995995 319319319 207207207 151151151 966966966 849849849 313313313 569569569 179179179 865865865 657657657 929929929 995 319 207 151 966 849 313 569 179 865 657 929

222 138 132 232 125 178 154 112 112 347 174 123 113 111 113 125 164 184 121 134 209 151 117 108 139 111 122 125 205 145 199 168 119 297 131 43 50 87 69 73 98 74 93 56 89 97 22 95 51 64 28 42 43 31 45 71 33 60 84 52 33 91 91 87 72 85 89 49 65 94 10 55 63 76 50

HL E BREAKINGS CHILD RELCHILDCHILD REL REL

10,596

759759759 240240240 407407407 151151151 157157157 815815815 935935935 263263263 333333333 331331331 469469469 268268268 647647647 759 240 407 151 157 815 935 263 333 331 469 268 647

253 128 162 126 343 112 118 134 124 359 352 238 177 125 266 113 102 104

70 29 36 75 43 61 75 43 46 75 53 62 48 56 49 75 53 49 79 38 70 19 77 23 46 51 23 36 11 29 63 56 36 23 70 54 17 29 25 62 25 39 16 66 14 59 79 75 29 42 37

1 3 4 8 2 3 1 RAIG THEFTS BREAKINGSBREAKINGSBREAKINGS

12,919

683683683 599599599 147147147 505505505 200200200 460460460 417417417 584584584 479479479 195195195 406406406 138138138 683 599 147 505 200 460 417 584 479 195 406 138

103 289 180 252 138 129 217 106 101 182 209 110 109 909090 90

13 46 30 28 23 54 43 21 62 61 28 71 41 50 52 95 83 30 10 22 85 54 63 79 26 27 18 44 46 46 53 91 96 47 97 56 76 50 40 30 85 62 80 40 41 44 49 35 35 53 29 74 42 27 31 29

1 5 4 6 7 9 9 HFSROBBERIES THEFTSTHEFTSTHEFTS

55,704 2,9872,9872,987 1,8241,8241,824 2,5502,5502,550 1,4141,4141,414 1,6741,6741,674 2,0992,0992,099 2,0162,0162,016 1,0821,0821,082 1,9291,9291,929 2,987 1,824 2,550 1,414 1,674 2,099 2,016 1,082 1,929

1,123 1,258

821821821 792792792 737737737 664664664 821 792 737 664

373 198 526 155 119 219 234 298 242 530 124 173 145 137 144 427 145 185 144 439 371 274 315 162 147 123 583 142 134 288 233 521 146 416 337 775 347 279 344 287 182 579 427 225 230 171 143 820 171 299 613 207 137 113 199 313 130 117 292 394 138 119 134 248

89 72 54 24 87 97 82 28 98

4 OBRE ASSAULTS ROBBERIESROBBERIESROBBERIES

6,761

395395395 317317317 397397397 121121121 218218218 132132132 154154154 224224224 139139139 395 317 397 121 218 132 154 224 139

211 115 276 150

676767 585858 777777 717171 - 67 58 77 71

48 19 40 12 13 18 34 15 18 34 17 21 25 32 21 75 12 11 11 36 36 26 25 10 22 16 16 89 12 16 26 76 28 61 15 32 79 16 15 36 19 51 38 10 10 15 37 16 13 10 14 55 37 10 11 10

4 9 2 6 8 9 8 9 6 8 4 9 4 6 9 SALSOTHERCRIMES ASSAULTSASSAULTSASSAULTS

31,895 2,9672,9672,967 2,1042,1042,104 1,2051,2051,205 1,3881,3881,388 1,5851,5851,585 1,0661,0661,066 1,2161,2161,216 2,2042,2042,204 1,3161,3161,316 2,967 2,104 1,205 1,388 1,585 1,066 1,216 2,204 1,316

550550550 256256256 739739739 514514514 550 256 739 514

203 131 144 557 658 149 309 199 164 263 572 418 157 179 318 146 628 176 106 215 153 169 120 230 181 396 109 161 181 169 564 222 508 150 313 155 255 525 107 342 133 152 103 299 324 365 527 324 118 129 538 269 416 217 176 313 199 286 341 36 95 83 76 29 81 55 91 89 85 55 94 80 36 71 30 92 TE RMSTERRORISM OTHER CRIMES OTHER CRIMES OTHER CRIMES

57,736 3,5903,5903,590 3,5923,5923,592 2,3532,3532,353 1,0491,0491,049 1,5811,5811,581 1,7151,7151,715 2,8072,8072,807 2,6202,6202,620 1,7821,7821,782 2,7002,7002,700 1,1771,1771,177 3,590 3,592 2,353 1,049 1,581 1,715 2,807 2,620 1,782 2,700 1,177

1,124

936936936 782782782 936 782

151 340 276 662 379 232 204 199 143 412 234 719 268 310 512 334 260 841 348 296 158 385 231 303 411 288 218 880 158 230 661 185 223 109 338 296 431 284 322 414 694 339 144 535 373 263 965 188 690 199 373 397 193 768 351 533 898 188 213 518 161 587 229 105 419 244 301 156 145 188 387 15 97 22 35

ERRS POL/MEDIA TERRORISM TERRORISM TERRORISM

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