Detained Police officer confesses scary truth
Police officer Abel Kitagenda who was arrested on Monday has broken down and confessed to military interrogators that he was getting instructions from his senior SSP Nixon Agasirwe to kill and arrest whoever was against the authority above.
Sources from security narrated to this website that, Kitagenda confessed to avoid being tortured and said that whatever he did was on orders of Nixon Agasirwe.
Nixon Agasirwe could soon also be charged with killing of former AIGP Kaweesi and former deputy DPP Joan Kagezi who were all murdered in cold blood.
Kitagenda was arrested on Monday from Nasser road alongside his sister who was later released.
He disclosed those they killed were perceived to be against their boss or next in line to take over while others were some who would try to stand in the way of their dubious deals within police force.
“I’m ready to cooperate but what you need to know is that I did whatever I did on orders from above. I hope you know what I mean by ‘orders from above,’” Kitagenda cried.
Upon arrest, Kitagenda also confessed to having waved down Kaweesi’s car to a halt before his assassins opened fire onto the car, killing the trio instantly.
He was trying to process his papers to asylum in Canada.
He first fled the country to Dubai but later he came back to process his papers.
His boss Nixon Karuhanga Agasiirwe and others are detained over several charges including illegal repatriation of Rwandan refugees, murders and robberies among others before the military trial.
Among these charges faced by Agasiirwe and cohorts include the case of an Eretrian businessman who was kidnapped and murdered in Kenya. It should recalled that the victim had over sh7 billions on his account and the only way to gain access to this money was to take him to heaven.
The killers put the victim into a house in Kenya and made him call his brother who was signatory to the bank account; he directed him to transfer the money to a bank account that belonged these police thugs.
Unfortunately, a disagreement occurred between the police thugs and the bank official who was transferring the money, this later exposed the dirty deal. The bank official is also detained as you read this.