Police raid US national’s home over domestic violence, recover army uniforms, ammunitions
Government stores recovered at the home of a US national, Paul Mathias Rogers in Bwebajja on Entebbe Road. PHOTOS BY ANDREW BAGALA.
What you need to know:
- In March last year, Immigration officers at Entebbe International Airport confiscated a rifle he had brought in the country illegally.
- Police are also working with Immigration officers on another case against the suspect after he was found with expired passports.
Authorities in Uganda have recovered army uniforms, ammunitions and knives in a home of a US national following a police raid.
Police on Saturday raided the home of Paul Mathias Rogers, 57, in Bwebajja on Entebbe Road and found him in illegal possession of government stores after his wife Lillian Keitesi reported a case of domestic violence.
“After the search at his home, we found army uniforms, ammunitions and knives that are a reserve of armed forces. The case file has also been sanctioned by the Resident State Attorney and the suspect will be produced in court as soon as possible,” said Kampala Metropolitan Police commander, Commissioner Frank Mwesigwa.
He said they are investigating the suspect on several offences including illegal possession of government stores.
In March last year, Immigration officers at Entebbe International Airport confiscated a rifle he had brought in the country illegally.
Police are also working with Immigration officers on another case against the suspect after he was found with expired passports.
