Kampala police detained 204 individuals during joint operations on November 4 and 5, targeting theft, drug abuse and street crime. Officers conducted raids across multiple city divisions including Kajjansi, Old Kampala, Kabalagala and Mukono District. Suspects faced allegations ranging from narcotics possession to attempted burglary and mobile phone snatching.
Authorities reported seizing suspected drugs and burglary tools during the sweeps. Two juveniles were stopped while trying to enter a poultry facility in Kajjansi. Arrests also occurred along the Matugga Gulu Highway and in industrial zones like Namave Park. All detainees underwent processing for court appearances.
Police thanked community members for providing tips that aided the crackdown. Officials stated neighborhood partnerships remain vital for dismantling criminal networks. The metropolitan force pledged continued patrols in high-crime areas to improve city safety. Residents' cooperation helped officers locate suspects operating in residential neighborhoods and commercial districts throughout the operation period.
Authorities reported seizing suspected drugs and burglary tools during the sweeps. Two juveniles were stopped while trying to enter a poultry facility in Kajjansi. Arrests also occurred along the Matugga Gulu Highway and in industrial zones like Namave Park. All detainees underwent processing for court appearances.
Police thanked community members for providing tips that aided the crackdown. Officials stated neighborhood partnerships remain vital for dismantling criminal networks. The metropolitan force pledged continued patrols in high-crime areas to improve city safety. Residents' cooperation helped officers locate suspects operating in residential neighborhoods and commercial districts throughout the operation period.
