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According to the region public relations officer of Wamala Mrs Rachel Kamala the individuals are Gideon Nasasira (37),Francis Mfitumiliza,Joseph Hakiza
These fugitives are not only wanted for their involvement in the prison break but are also linked to serious crimes such as murder and robbery, making their swift capture a top priority.
The incident has raised concerns about public safety and the need to ensure that these individuals are brought to justice. Law enforcement agencies, in collaboration with other security bodies, have launched a comprehensive search operation in an effort to locate and apprehend the escapees.
The escape from Mityana prison has underscored the importance of enhancing security measures within correctional facilities to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Authorities are reviewing the circumstances leading to the prison break and implementing necessary measures to bolster security and prevent such occurrences from happening again.
The search operation is being conducted meticulously, with security forces employing various techniques and resources to track down the fugitives.
Police checkpoints have been established in strategic locations, and intelligence networks are actively gathering information to aid in the capture of the suspects.
Additionally, the public has been urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities or information that could assist in locating the escapees.
The escapees, who are considered armed and dangerous, pose a potential threat to society. Therefore, it is crucial for the security forces to swiftly locate and apprehend them to ensure the safety of the public.
The collaboration between different security agencies and the engagement of the community in providing information are key factors in the successful resolution of this case.
The prison break in Mityana has prompted a determined search operation by security forces to locate the suspects involved. With their connection to murder and robbery cases, the urgency to bring them to justice is paramount.
Through enhanced security measures, collaboration among law enforcement agencies, and public support, efforts are being made to ensure the swift apprehension of these fugitives.
The successful outcome of this manhunt will not only serve justice but also reinforce public confidence in the security and justice systems of Uganda.
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- Man Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison For Stealing Beans From Elderly Woman
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