This isn't about political inclinations, but a genuine question. Why would a police officer act with this deep anger towards another Ugandan, as though he settling a personal score? Police should asses this man's mental health, or if he goes to work under the influence of drugs

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I used to think police training is supposed to help them remain calm under pressure. A professional body should handle so called hooligans in a professional way. But our police tends to be more disastrous than those they're stopping. They injured more than the hooligans could hav

BTW they were later praised for the job well done. A promotion awaits those officers for their heroic contribution to the so-called "national security"

They are robots programmed to have such a feeling

The pathetic thing is his bosses are clamping hands for his good work done.

These guys know thats the only way to get noticed and promoted to higher ranks. their frustrations come from feeling stuck at one rank.

Another excessive or unwarranted force by law enforcement against a black man.

Hey @UHRC_UGANDA take a close look at those officers and the amount of excessive force being used, they should be individually culpable for these evil actions.

Just like Judge Singiza and Sekaana were promoted after meting injustice on millions of innocent Ugandans, these too will soon be promoted! The regime is so shameless and has now gone full circle on awarding cadership and torture of political dissent over professional competence

Let him consult Gilbert Bwana and the former DPC Old Kampala