22.8 C
New York
October 5, 2024
News

Sacked Counter-Terrorism Police Officer Caught Extorting Motorists on Entebbe Road

A former counter-terrorism officer, Isaac Newton Ojok, 36, has been arrested for posing as a traffic officer on Entebbe Road and extorting money from unsuspecting motorists.

Ojok, 36, who was dismissed from the Uganda Police Force a few months ago over disciplinary issues, reportedly turned to illegal activities after struggling to make ends meet.

According to police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke, Ojok was arrested on September 19 by the Old Kampala police.

It is reported that he was unlawfully impounding motorcycles on the Queensway Flyover, which feeds into Entebbe Road, while posing as a traffic officer.

“Despite his dismissal from the force, he continued to impersonate a traffic officer and engage in unauthorized activities,” said Rusoke.

Ojok is currently detained at Usafi Police Station as investigations continue.

Related posts

Jasper’s Mayor Says Date When Evacuees Can Return Home Will Be Announced Monday

The Canadian Press

Trump Says Presidents Should Have a Say on Fed Policy

Andrew Moran

Quad Foreign Ministers Meet to Discuss Security in Indo-Pacific

Tiffany Meier

State House Anti-Corruption Unit Arrests Businessman Over Fraud

Wivanda

Can GOP Rep. Garcia hold onto his L.A. County Congressinoal District 27 seat?

Hailey Branson-Potts

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ever more unbearable weirdness

Robin Abcarian

Leave a Comment