Gook: The NRM �goons have really taken our country to a new low. �suspects are simply shoot at point blank without allowing the rule of law take it's coarse. The question is for how long must the people of Uganda allow this �kind of �actions on the part of the NRM take place with absolute impunity?
Recall if you must that Nassar Abudala ( the Governor of Central province ) thought he was god himself.. and that �nothing could touch him...were is Nassur now. The fact of the matter is that a people can only take so much abuses .. there comes a time that �a people must stand up for thier rights came what may. The situation in �Yoweri Museveni's NRM's �military dictatorship is growing desperate by the hour. Our people are desperate. There are so many tears.. so many hurt ... �so may pain...be it in Northern Uganda or eastern Uganda or even western Uganda, buganda and all the districts. MK Subj: � �ugnet_: NRM man shoots poor Ugandan dead in Kla street. Justice M7 style or fundamental � �Date: � �7/28/2004 3:30:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time �From: � �"gook makanga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> �To: � [EMAIL PROTECTED] �Reply-To: � [EMAIL PROTECTED] �Sent from the Internet (Details) Passenger shoots mugger END OF THE ROAD! Police examine the suspect. By Steven Candia and Matthias Mugisha A search for a quick buck by a Kampala street mugger yesterday went terribly sour. He was shot three times while dashing off with his booty- a pair of earrings. The 2:30pm incident left the unidentified mugger in a pool of blood and gasping for life behind Barclays Bank, Kampala Road branch. The Police said the suspect was severely injured and rushed to Mulago hospital. Unconfirmed reports late last evening said he might have died on the way to the hospital. The mugger tried to take advantage of traffic jam on Kampala Road near Debonairs and Steers fast food outlet. Wearing a white T-shirt, blue trousers and brown shoes, the man pounced on a woman driving a saloon car and in the company of a man in civilian attire but armed with a pistol, witnesses said. The pickpocket ripped off the woman�s gold earrings while she was trapped in the jam. Her companion dashed out of the car and chased him. He fired a shot and felled the pickpocket near Barclays Bank on Kampala Road after he ignored orders to stop. Sources said he hit him in the shoulder blade. After shooting the suspect, the man walked up to him, recovered the earrings and then pumped two more bullets into the motionless man�s thigh and chest, at point-blank range. He then casually walked back to the car and they sped off. Kampala Police chief Benson Oyo Nyeko yesterday said the woman and the man reported to the Central Police Station. He, however, declined to disclose their identity, saying they could be targeted by thugs. �Thugs may want to revenge,� he said. Ends Published on: Wednesday, 28th July, 2004 -------------------------------------------- This service is hosted on the Infocom network http://www.infocom.co.ug
