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A one Kabaale Peter has been charged at Mpigi Chief Magistrates Court for giving the Uganda Police false information.
The suspect had until recently been the caretaker of the Barlow family’s 7.7 acres of land at Budo. The Barlow family also discovered that without their consent, Kabaale leased out the land they entrusted to him for custody.
His actions led to the termination of his contract on January 17th, 2022. The family gave him a grace period of 2 months to vacate the residential premises. They had allocated him to stay there.
Upon termination, he went to the police purporting to be the owner of the land and reported the owners as trespassers.
This further prompted the police to carry out investigations and found out he had given them false information.
They have since remanded him to Kitalya government prison pending a court appearance later on.
In similar news earlier reported by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, police in Kabale District detained a renowned businessman over theft of a land title from his 80-year-old grandmother. Tushemerirwe Beatrice, 80, is a resident of Rwakaraba B Cell, Nyabikoni Ward, Central Division in Kabale Municipality.
She said she bought this land located in the same area of her residence on 11th November 1992 from the late Steven Kakoza.
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