Police locked up a young security guard after he shot a man who looked after cows. The shooting happened last night at Kigara B Cell farm in the Rukiga district. Silas Musinguzi worked for Safe Tech Security Company before killing Nabimanya Kendrick. Both men knew each other from the same area. The guard shot the cow keeper around 9:30 PM when both crossed paths near the farm road.
Elly Maate from the local police shared what they learned about the case. The guard walked past the farm with a woman late at night. He carried his work gun as they headed toward Muhanga. Nabimanya and another worker named Alias watched cows for their boss, Robert Mbabazi Kakwerere. The district chairman trusted these men to care for his animals every night. After the guard passed by, Nabimanya followed behind them.
The young cow keeper just wanted to see who walked with the guard that late. This made the security man very angry. He turned around, aimed his gun, and fired right at Nabimanya. The bullet killed the 22-year-old farm worker instantly. Nobody helped him fast enough to save his life. News reached police very quickly after the shooting happened.
Officers rushed to the farm area, where they found the dead body. The police team collected evidence and talked to people who saw what happened. They took Nabimanya to Kamwezi Health Center for doctors to check. Police caught Silas and found the gun he used to shoot the cow keeper. They plan to test the weapon as part of their case against him.
Mr. Maate warned all security people about using guns when upset. He said that guards should never think shooting solves their problems. The police continued asking questions about exactly what happened that night. Soon, they will bring Silas to court, where judges will decide what happens next. The law will decide how to punish someone who kills another person this way. Everyone feels sad about the young man who died just for being curious.
Elly Maate from the local police shared what they learned about the case. The guard walked past the farm with a woman late at night. He carried his work gun as they headed toward Muhanga. Nabimanya and another worker named Alias watched cows for their boss, Robert Mbabazi Kakwerere. The district chairman trusted these men to care for his animals every night. After the guard passed by, Nabimanya followed behind them.
The young cow keeper just wanted to see who walked with the guard that late. This made the security man very angry. He turned around, aimed his gun, and fired right at Nabimanya. The bullet killed the 22-year-old farm worker instantly. Nobody helped him fast enough to save his life. News reached police very quickly after the shooting happened.
Officers rushed to the farm area, where they found the dead body. The police team collected evidence and talked to people who saw what happened. They took Nabimanya to Kamwezi Health Center for doctors to check. Police caught Silas and found the gun he used to shoot the cow keeper. They plan to test the weapon as part of their case against him.
Mr. Maate warned all security people about using guns when upset. He said that guards should never think shooting solves their problems. The police continued asking questions about exactly what happened that night. Soon, they will bring Silas to court, where judges will decide what happens next. The law will decide how to punish someone who kills another person this way. Everyone feels sad about the young man who died just for being curious.
