We have put our personnel on a high level of alert to detect crime and avert potential threats. We equally urge the population to team up with security forces in ensuring safe neighborhoods. The following are our telephone contacts in the event of emergencies and incidents that require our response. These telephone contacts are available 24hrs a day, seven days a week:

. @LydiaTumus12824 "As part of the ongoing investigations, three police officers attached to Butambala Police Station have been arrested to assist with inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the incident. They have been identified as PC Mujuni Nicholas, PC Welikhe Dan Alex, and Corporal Foste Bosco. The suspects remain in custody and will be produced before the courts of law as investigations continue. We remain committed to conducting thorough, impartial, and professional investigations to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the incident and to ensure that all those found culpable are brought to justice. upf.go.ug/statement-on-the-g…

The Deputy Director of Human Resource Administration, CP @Marcpierre800 , today launched the Retired Uganda Police Officers Association, at Kolping Hotel, Kampala. The association has been established to foster camaraderie among retired police officers, strengthen collaboration among its members, and champion initiatives aimed at improving their welfare and quality of life after active service. Speaking at the launch, CP Ogwal commended the founding members for their resilience, dedication, and unwavering commitment, acknowledging the association’s journey since its inception in 2019, which has now culminated in its official establishment.

Today, I held a meeting with officers from the KMP North Region, where I commended them for their unwavering dedication and professionalism in maintaining security and public safety. While acknowledging their commendable work, I reminded them that the task ahead requires even greater commitment. I urged all officers to remain focused, work as one team, and continue improving service delivery to the communities they serve. I further encouraged them to sustain intelligence-led disruptive operations against criminality while ensuring transparency and accountability during the screening of suspects. I emphasized that effective community policing is not a one-time activity but a continuous partnership built on trust, collaboration, and active participation between the police and the public. I also issued a firm warning against extortion, stressing that corruption has no place in @PoliceUg. Commanders were directed to take swift and decisive action against any personnel found engaging in such unethical practices. The meeting was attended by the Deputy KMP Commander, Heads of Departments at KMP, the Regional Police Commander (RPC) KMP North, Divisional Police Commanders, and OC Station and OC posts.

. @mikekasadha1 "Police in Iganga, working jointly with the UPDF Defence Intelligence Security (DIS) team, have arrested six suspects over their alleged involvement in impersonation and obtaining money by false pretence. The suspects are believed to be part of a criminal network that has been impersonating His Excellency the President of the Republic of Uganda, Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, and Ms. Natasha Karugire, the President’s daughter, to defraud unsuspecting members of the public in different parts of the country. See more... upf.go.ug/police-arrest-six-…

Today, I engaged commanders and officers of Savannah Police Region on leveraging public relations as a command tool in modern policing. We exchanged ideas on how to integrate PR in security operations to impact operational outcomes and public perceptions.

// @Lukowoyesigyire "Police received information that a motorcycle stolen from the Freedom City area in Namasuba was being taken for sale. Officers from Katwe Police Division responded and arrested Mukasa Dan. During interrogation, Mukasa disclosed that he had stolen the motorcycle with Kimera Ali and that it had been taken to a parking yard in Kikajjo Parish. The operation was extended to Kikajjo, where Kabugo Charles was arrested while in possession of the motorcycle. He told investigators that he had been sent by Kimera Ali to collect it. The team later arrested Kimera Ali at Wansanso Garage Hub. More... upf.go.ug/recovery-of-a-stol…

/ @KawalaRachael "Katwe Police Division is holding six (06) suspects in connection with a series of alleged panga-wielding robberies reportedly committed within the Kampala Metropolitan Area, particularly in Kabowa, Rubaga Division, Kampala. Police have also impounded two motorcycles believed to have been used in the commission of the crimes. See more upf.go.ug/police-arrest-six-…

President’s Message to Graduates: Uphold Discipline, Integrity and Service to Uganda

. @Lukowoyesigyire "Police has conducted a successful intelligence-led operation within the Kampala Metropolitan area, leading to the recovery of 143 suspected stolen smartphones, the majority of which are iPhones, and the arrest of three suspects believed to be part of an organised mobile phone theft and trafficking network. The arrested suspects have been identified as: • Tumusiime Derrick, also known as Gana; • Niyonzima Fabrice, also known as Sadat; and • Kitoko Emmy. See more.. upf.go.ug/recovery-of-143-su…

Territorial Police in Sipi have arrested a murder suspect following a successful canine-led operation in Kayabai Village, Aloman Parish, Kaptum Sub-county, Kween District. The suspect, identified as Chewanjeli Paul, a resident of Chesakat Village, Tabagon Parish, Binyinyi Sub-county, Kween District, is currently in police custody in connection with the murder of Bushendish Micheal, 65, a resident of Katan Village, Aloman Parish, Kaptum Sub-county, Kween District. upf.go.ug/murder-suspect-arr…

We have taken note of information circulating on social media alleging that H.E. the President has appointed five Assistant Inspectors General of Police. For the record, the officers referred to in the circulating message were appointed in December 2024 and have since been serving in their respective capacities and executing their normal Police duties. The message currently being shared is old and misleading, as the Directors mentioned have now been in office for close to two years. We therefore urge the public to disregard the circulating information and rely on official communication channels for accurate updates.

CP Lawot Patrick Commandant PTS Kabalye "I am honored and pleased, at this juncture, to report that following the successful completion of rigorous training, the fears and uncertainties that often accompany such a demanding journey have been overcome, and the expectations of the training programme have been satisfactorily achieved. The trainees from the two courses graduating today are now fully equipped with the requisite knowledge, skills, attitudes, and professional values required to serve as Police and Immigration officers, ready to faithfully serve their Motherland, Uganda. More importantly, these graduates have been prepared to understand and appreciate that peace, security, and the rule of law are the bedrock of national development. They have therefore been trained to serve selflessly, uphold integrity, and make meaningful contributions towards the socio-economic transformation and prosperity of Uganda."

I reminded the graduates that discipline and integrity are the foundation of service. They must reject corruption, safeguard their health, and use modern tools such as forensic science, K9 units and CCTV to defeat crime. Security must also support wealth creation by protecting our people and ensuring every Ugandan joins the money economy. I wish them success as they serve Uganda with patriotism and dedication.

Today at Kabalye, I passed out 9,952 officers comprising the 25th Intake of Probationer Police Constables and the 3rd Intake of the Immigration Officers’ Course. I congratulate them on successfully completing their training and commend the Police leadership and instructors for producing a disciplined force.