Three individuals have been arrested with properties believed to be belonging to former Serere County Member of Parliament Patrick Okabe, who died in an accident.
Former Serere County Member of Parliament the late Patrick Okabe. Photo/Courtesy.
According to Bukedi North regional police spokesperson, Ms Immaculate Alaso, the three were arrested with two insurance cards, business cards, and four passport size photographs of Okabe, Stabex fuel card and five ATM cards of different banks, and one identity card of Parliament were recovered.
The three individuals arrested according to the police are two Boda Boda riders and a deputy Headteacher, they have been detained as the police investigate how they found the items.
The former Serere County Member of Parliament died with his wife Christine Okabe when a truck rammed into their vehicle on the way to Kampala.
The two were buried last week, December 24 at their home in Oburin Cell, Ochapa Town Council in Serere District.
Source: https://twitter.com/DailyMonitor/status/1608715925167173632?t=Ma0ExIKVxux6AoFSuxKVZg&s=19
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