Kira Police Arrest Suspected Notorious Robber.

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​KIRA, Uganda — The Police in Kira Division have arrested a man suspected of being a well-known criminal in the area.

​The suspect, identified as James Lumu, is linked to a series of robberies in Kyaliwajjala and nearby neighborhoods.

​The arrest comes after a recent robbery that happened on June 16, 2026, at around 8:00 PM. The incident took place in Nabwojjo, Kyaliwajjala B Zone.

​According to Luke Owoyesigyire, the police spokesperson, the victim was Daniel Tenywa, a 23-year-old man living in Kiwanga, Mukono District. The criminals attacked Tenywa with a heavy, blunt object and stole his mobile phone.

​Following the attack, police started an investigation which led them to Lumu. He is currently in police custody as investigations continue.

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