Violence Becomes a Business Model, No One Is Safe

[Eronda]

A group of young men claiming responsibility for assaulting random individuals is demanding that dentists and orthodontists who treat the resulting injuries pay them a "cut" for the business referred to their clinics.

The group has apparently turned street violence into a revenue scheme, assaulting strangers and then expecting dental clinics to pay them for the "referrals." This isn't an isolated case of thuggery it's organized and it should alarm anyone who values public safety.

Victims aren't targeted for any personal reason; they're targeted because they're convenient. That means anyone a neighbor, a student, a parent walking home could be next.

Is Uganda Police aware of this group.

Watch.

 

[Eronda]

A group of young men claiming responsibility for assaulting random individuals is demanding that dentists and orthodontists who treat the resulting injuries pay them a "cut" for the business referred to their clinics.

The group has apparently turned street violence into a revenue scheme, assaulting strangers and then expecting dental clinics to pay them for the "referrals." This isn't an isolated case of thuggery it's organized and it should alarm anyone who values public safety.

Victims aren't targeted for any personal reason; they're targeted because they're convenient. That means anyone a neighbor, a student, a parent walking home could be next.

Is Uganda Police aware of this group.

Watch.

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Police in Kampala have arrested 8 men linked to a viral TikTok video in which individuals allegedly boasted about carrying out violent street attacks

and demanding “tips” from dentists for referring injured victims to them. Police said the suspects also threatened medical practitioners who refused to pay them for supplying patients.