By Kayaga Josephine
The Uganda Police Force has spoken out following the violent clash between the camps of musicians King Saha and Pallaso that reportedly left several people injured a few days ago.
Speaking during a phone interview, Kampala Metropolitan deputy police spokesperson Luke Owoyesigyire confirmed that police were aware of the incident and had also seen videos circulating widely on social media.
However, he revealed that neither side involved in the altercation had formally reported the matter to Nakulabye Police Station or Old Kampala Police Division.
“As police, we got information about the incident and also came across the videos circulating on social media. However, up to now, no one from either side has officially reported the matter at Nakulabye Police or Old Kampala Police. We therefore urge anyone who was affected, lost property, or has relevant information to formally come forward so investigations can begin. At the moment, we are still relying on what we are seeing online and have not yet established exactly what transpired,” Luke Owoyesigyire said.
He further explained that police can only conduct proper investigations once an official complaint has been filed by the affected parties or witnesses.
Police have now urged anyone who suffered injuries, property damage, or has credible information regarding the clash to report to the relevant authorities to support investigations.
The confrontation between the two camps sparked heated debate online, with videos of the chaotic scenes spreading rapidly across different social media platforms.