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Kabale Police Receive New Patrol Vehicle

Kabale District Police Commander, SP Okello Charles, noted that the addition of the new vehicle will significantly improve mobility for officers, enabling faster response to incidents and more effective policing throughout the district.

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Police in Kabale District has received a major boost in its efforts to strengthen law enforcement and improve public safety following the delivery of a new police vehicle from headquarters.

The vehicle, registration number UP 00278, was officially handed over to Kabale Central Police Station on March 28, 2026, in a move aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and response capabilities across the district.

Police leadership welcomed the development with appreciation, extending gratitude to the President, the Inspector General of Police, and the Directorates of Operations and Logistics for their continued commitment to equipping field units with essential resources.

Kabale District Police Commander, SP Okello Charles, noted that the addition of the new vehicle will significantly improve mobility for officers, enabling faster response to incidents and more effective policing throughout the district.

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The Kigezi Regional Police spokesperson, ASP Maate Elly, described the development as a significant milestone in strengthening security in the region. He emphasized that the vehicle will not only benefit Kabale District but also contribute to broader regional policing efforts aimed at ensuring a crime-free society.

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He further highlighted that this is the second vehicle allocated within the region in recent times, following a similar deployment in Rukungiri District last year. Maate remains optimistic that more logistical support will be extended to other districts in line with commitments made by the police leadership.

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