Police frees Luwandagga’s son, clears him of murder
UBC veteran sports commentator, the late Patrick Luwandagga
What you need to know:
- A post-mortem request was sent to Mulago hospital where the body was being kept to study whether or not William had a hand in the death of his father thus the results which Mr Kayima says rules out murder.
- William Luwandagga was picked by the community and handed over to the police on suspicions that he killed his father during a domestic brawl.
KAMPALA.
Mr Andrew William Luwandagga who was on Saturday
of having had a hand in the death of his father Patrick Luwandagga, a Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC) veteran sports commentator has been released.
According to Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson, Mr Emilian Kayima , the post-mortem report from Mulago National Referral Hospital confirmed that Lwandagga died of natural causes thus ending suspicions of foul play.
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When contacted, Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC) spokesperson Rafsanjan Tatya said “Luwandagga passed away at about 4am this morning at his home in Namasuba.
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“It is now clear that Luwandagga died of natural death and we have therefore set his son free without any charges. That goes along to clear the air and remove any suspicion and foul play,” Mr Kayima said.
William Luwandagga was picked by the community and handed over to the police on suspicions that he killed his father during a domestic brawl. Statements were taken from the four family members that included a widow and two other children who were in the house at the time Luwandagga died.
A post-mortem request was sent to Mulago hospital where the body was being kept to study whether or not William had a hand in the death of his father thus the results which Mr Kayima says rules out murder.
Luwandagga will be buried on Monday at his ancestral home at Wamala-Katooke in Wakiso.
