The police have summoned Kampala Central MP Mohammad Nsereko to appear before senior police detectives led by police Commissioner, Charles Kataratambi on Thursday this running week.

MP Nsereko expressed his willingness to honour the summons and he said they were delivered to him through the Speaker of Parliament on Friday last week.

He is needed to record a statement in regard to an investigation into the money laundering of 290 million shillings from Crane Bank.

The MP was briefly arrested and detained at Central Police Station under preventive arrest because the police suspected that traders could protest its investigations into the MP’s suspicious money deals.

Police sources told us that a group of money laundering thugs reportedly colluded with bank workers and wired the money abroad and withdrawn in Germany, Kenya and London by several people including MP Nsereko.

Police investigations reveal that the money was wired by one of the daughters of Captain Juma who works at Crane Bank.

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Intelligence network in Uganda has started investigating claims that some Ugandans sell guns and ammunitions to Kenya. Sources in Uganda’s security told our informer that some of the people involved in illegal firearms trade include policemen and members of other security organs. It is said that the armed officers in the army, and police collude with civilians in both Kenya and Uganda in selling ammunitions to wrong hands in Kenya.

The Uganda government last week arrested four people including a police officer who allegedly murdered a Belgian tourist at the slops of Mount Elgon in Kapchorwa district while they were smuggling guns to Kenya. The suspects were identified as Fred Kipsang, a special police constable attached to Kapchorwa police station, his brother Patrick Chebules, Kenneth Chepkurui and Moses Chemutai.

The commissioner for political education in Uganda police, Christopher Kwerit, confirms that some of the police officers are involved in arms trade in Uganda and Kenya.

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