The world has mourned an American man who reportedly died of cocaine overdose in Uganda’s capital city Kampala. Jeff Rice died over the weekend and a postmortem report issued today indicated that he died of suspected cocaine overdose. America is one of the countries in the world that fights against the use of cocaine and it’s a shock that one of its citizens has died of suspected cocaine overdose.

Police spokesman, Asuman Mugyenyi says that results from laboratories indicated that there was too much concentration of cocaine in the deceased’s stomach. Mugyenyi says that in the beginning police suspected Rice to have died of food poisoning.

Rice was a freelance producer for a reality TV show dubbed ‘The Amazing Race.’ He was found dead in a Kampala hotel room while his production assistant, Catherine Fuller was unconscious in another room.

The Amazing Race TV show is a reality television game where a team of people competes with another to arrive first at a certain destination. The reality TV show is broadcast on a number of television stations in different parts of the world including Uganda.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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The police source says that Americans have told Uganda police that horses and rats have a strong sence of smell and they can be used to investigate serious crimes.

The Uganda police officers are also receiving training in rats and horse handling in Naguru. The instructors are Chinese according to sources.

The horses and rats are going to supplement on dogs at the scene of crimes. Our reporters have not known exactly where the horses and rats that are to be used by police have originated from.

By James Okello

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