Top ranked UPDF Officer (Moses Byansi Muko) in trouble for procuring homosexuality
Vipers Vs Econ
Under the command of Investigation Officer (IO) Ogwena, the police at KAGUGUBE police has arrested a UPDF Officer (Moses Byansi Muko) who was working in the Department of intelligence for having failed to present a suspect (Mutagubya Samuel) sent for.
ACCORDING TO OFFICER MUKO MOSES BYANSI, HIS STATEMENT ON THE CASE OF PROCURING HOMOSEXUALITY IN UGANDA
In his statement (Moses Byansi) says “I am tired of arresting Ugandans that are practicing their human rights.”
On 5th June I was signed on a duty of tracking down Mr Mutagubya Samuel who was living in Makindye, this was alleged of having practiced homosexuality. This took me days to study and investigate the suspect, he is said to have been encouraging people to fight the Anti-LGBTQ law that was previously passed.
Byansi added on “As a human rights fighter and law enforcement officer,
it is really puzzling my mind why I would arrest someone because of his love affliction, I failed to arrest him and presented a report to my boss on 15th June 2023”
POLICE OFFICER UNDER THE CASE OF OFFICER MOSES BYANSI MUKO AT KAGUGUBE POLICE STATION
It was unease for us to capture this man “CID KAGUGUBE POLICE STATION” narrates
They spotted him in full combat uniform at the compound of his home. Set up a surveillance on his home and was caught packing up his things on the track for a village trip
This one has to serve as an example to the fellow officers, no one is above the law and one has no right to reject serving the country’s constitution Therefore RA6102 is charged with procuring homosexuality under SD/09/16/06/2023
Tough penalties were set for engaging in acts of homosexuality
While considering the Bill, legislators agreed to a penalty of shs1 billion imposed on a legal entity convicted of promoting homosexuality.
The Bill proposes a life sentence in prison for an individual convicted of committing the offense of homosexuality, whereas an attempt to perform the act would attract a seven-year prison term.
The Bill provides for a three-year imprisonment for a child convicted of the act of homosexuality which is in line with section 94(1) (g) of the Children Act, Cap 120.
