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Kabale Teenager on the Run for Killing His Father

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Rwenzori East Regional Police Spokesperson ASP Elly Maate. File Photo
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  • Elly Maate, the Kigezi Region Police Spokesperson, confirmed the incident, stating that Turamyomwe was killed by his second-born son, Nicholas Niwagaba, who is currently on the run. The incident reportedly stemmed from a land dispute.

KABALE: Police in Kabale District are investigating the circumstances under which a 19-year-old man allegedly killed his biological father in Kitumba Sub-county.

The deceased has been identified as Darius Turamyomwe, 52, a resident of Omumihanga village in Kitumba Sub-county. Elly Maate, the Kigezi Region Police Spokesperson, confirmed the incident, stating that Turamyomwe was killed by his second-born son, Nicholas Niwagaba, who is currently on the run. The incident reportedly stemmed from a land dispute.

According to Maate, the incident occurred on December 18, 2024, at around 8:00 AM. Niwagaba allegedly attacked and assaulted his father in the sitting room, demanding a share of his land. The attack left the elder Turamyomwe bleeding from the mouth and with a swollen head. Niwagaba fled the scene after the assault.

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Turamyomwe was admitted to Kabale Regional Referral Hospital on Friday but succumbed to his injuries after returning home on Saturday at around 3:00 PM.

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Maate said that Police visited the scene, documented evidence, and obtained statements from relatives, the deceased’s body was taken back to Kabale Regional Referral Hospital for a postmortem examination.

Maate urged members of the public to provide any information about Niwagaba’s whereabouts to assist police in bringing him to justice.

CUE IN MAATE…..ON THE MATTER……RR/ENG//

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