Crime

Man stabbed by chapati trader for failing to pay Ugx1000 for rolex

It is alleged on Sunday day, Odong ordered for a rolex of shs1000 from Emmy’s chapatti point, but after eating, he refused to pay which resulted into a fight

GULU, UGANDA: Police are actively investigating circumstances under which a man was stabbed to death by a chapati trader after allegedly failing to pay shs1000 for a rolex.

The incident happened over the weekend in Gulu east division in Gulu city when two friends fought over payment of a rolex.

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“It happened as one of the locals  commonly known as Odong Nyige, a resident of Karom cell, Pece-Laroo Division in Gulu city ordered for a rolex of shs1000 from Emmy’s chapatti point. After eating the rolex, he refused to pay which resulted into a fight,” the Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga said in a Monday Security briefing before the media.

He added that in the process of the fight, the operator of the chapatti stall, identified as Emmy who had a knife stabbed Odong several times killing him instantly.

Enanga explained that the suspect has since fled the scene after committing the crime and efforts to look for him have kicked off.

“The man hunt for him has kicked off. You can’t just stab and kill someone like that because of shs1000. These are flimsy disagreements which cannot cost the life of another person.”

Rolex is a popular egg roll that has become the staple food for many young people in the country. The yummy snack is prepared with eggs fried and mixed with spices then rolled on inside inside a chapati.

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