Another Arrest in Masindi District Health Officer’s Murder Investigation
The peaceful town of Masindi District was thrown into chaos last week when news broke that their district health officer, Dr. Jino Abiriga, had been brutally murdered in his own home. The incident shocked the community and left many wondering who could have committed such a heinous crime.
Police take Second Suspect for Scene Reconstruction
But now, the police have made a breakthrough in the case as they arrested a second suspect, Martin Kipsanga, in connection to the murder. Kipsanga was apprehended from Bukwo district and was taken for scene reconstruction in Kijura North, Masindi district.
This procedure, which involves taking the suspect to various locations related to the crime, is a crucial step in piecing together the puzzle of the murder. The police were accompanied by army personnel to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
Locals Gather at Police Station in Anticipation of Seeing Suspect
As news of the suspect being taken for scene reconstruction spread, locals in Masindi gathered at the police station, hoping to catch a glimpse of him. The crowd grew larger until the police and army were forced to disperse them before taking Kipsanga to the scene.
Wife of Murdered Health Officer Also in Police Custody
After the reconstruction, Kipsanga was returned to police custody, under tight security. This brings the total number of suspects arrested in the case to two, with Dr. Jino Abiriga’s wife, Betty Cherotich, also in police custody.
The community of Masindi district is still reeling from the loss of their beloved health officer. Dr. Jino Abiriga was a well-respected and dedicated member of the community and his untimely death has left a void in the district.
The investigation into his murder is ongoing and the police are urging anyone with information to come forward. The community is also encouraged to remain calm and let the authorities do their job in bringing justice for Dr. Jino Abiriga.
Sources for more information on the case can be found on local news websites and the Masindi district police department. Let us all hope for a swift and fair resolution to this tragic event.
