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Police in Kampala have already arrested a man identified as Moses Angoria, who was said to be among the security guards at Quality Supermarket in Naalya on issues of shooting businessman called Arnold Ainebyona Mugisha.
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However, according to Luke Owoyesigyire, the Deputy Kampala Metropolitan police spokesperson, Angoria shot Ainebyona in the mouth on Tuesday at 10:30 am.
The security guard known as Moses who is attached to Saracen Security Company, shot Ainebyona who went to the supermarket for shopping, accompanied by his two friends, while moving within the supermarket, Ainebyona’s friends pushed a trolley after shopping and hit a car that was parked aside. The guard therefore started exchanging words with him and later resulted into fighting.
“Ainebyona remained in the car when his colleagues went shopping. After shopping, it is alleged that one of the three released a trolley which knocked one of the cars in the parking. Then in the process of reversing, the deceased knocked at the foot of one security guard known as Babu Awaze,” Owoyesigyire said.
The colleagues rushed the deceased to independent hospital in Ntinda where he died. The CCTV cameras were far and couldn’t observe what happened.
Witnesses said the deceased was arrogant to the security guards and that’s what made him to be shot to death.
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