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How Besigye beat security.Publish Date: Oct 13, 2012
How Besigye beat security.
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The Police deployed heavily on the road to Besigye’s residence. However, Besigye (in set) beat them twice.
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BY Charles Etukuri

FDC president Dr. Kizza Besigye was not supposed to leave his residence in Kasangati. He was supposed to be under a 24-hour surveillance. However, he managed to beat security, not once, but twice and left them guarding an empty house. How then did this happen?

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