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Sam Twiineamazim the regional police spokesperson of Kiryasabo village, Ngando parish in Ngoma sub county confirmed the murder and the deceased identified as Namusoke Proscovia(25) as well as Nakato and Babirye.
However according to preliminary investigation the incident occurred at about 7:00pm as one of her neighbors identified as Naigaga went to check on the deceased only to find out dead with her children.
Meanwhile authorities have swiftly initiated a comprehensive investigation into the heinous crime that has sent shockwaves through the community.
Law enforcement agencies have intensified their efforts, leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of justice as investigators are meticulously examining all potential leads and are determined to bring the perpetrators responsible for this unimaginable act of violence to justice.
There’s need to safeguard the lives of citizens
Meanwhile the local community, shattered by this devastating loss, are coming together in grief and solidarity, offering their condolences and support to the bereaved .
The tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for enhanced security measures and a renewed commitment to safeguarding the lives of citizens.
Furthermore authorities are urging anyone with information that could assist in the investigation to come forward and cooperate fully with the police, ensuring that justice prevails for the victims and their grieving family.
The community’s cooperation and vigilance are crucial in bringing solace to the mourning hearts and restoring a sense of security to Nakaseke District.
As the investigation into this horrifying crime unfolds, the entire nation stands united in condemning such acts of violence and advocating for a peaceful and secure society.
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