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Baker took this case to police and even opened a file but since he took it, Weasel has been out sight. Luke Owoyesigyire, the deputy police spokesperson says all the times they have gone to Weasel’s home, it has been in vain.
“We have on several occasions gone to his(Weasel Manizo) home to arrest the suspect but is nowhere to be seen whereas his known telephone contacts are not available. Kaweesi reported to police that at Kizungu Zone, Makindye Division in Kampala district, Douglas Mayanja, alias Weasel, Giz , Pompo and others beat him up and broke one of his legs on allegations that he has been disrespecting Weasel’s girlfriend,” Owoyesigyire said.
Apparently, Weasel’s family is hiding him and have not been helpful in finding him in any way.
“There is an allegation that the family could be hiding this suspect. We inform the family that this case will not be concluded by the suspect running away but he should be presented to police to record his statement and file sent to the DPP.”
According to Luke, reports indicate that the singer has settled the matter with the victim. However, Owoyesigerye says this matter can not be settled outside court because it is criminal in nature.
“It will not be enough to call off the allegations put up by the victim against Douglas Mayanja. It can only be put off by the DPP and courts of law.”
Singer Weasel Manizo has not yet come out to comment about this Incident.
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