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Uganda Police have confirmed the arrest of Denis Nsubuga who is accused of distributing pornographic material alleging it belongs to a renowned TikToker, Doreen Nalunga a.k.a Milk Bae.
For over a week now, Milk Bae has been a common sight on different social media platforms after videos of a nude woman with a huge resemblance to her made rounds.
According to police, the pornographic content was distributed by Denis Nsubuga who also claimed it belonged to Milk Bae.
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In a statement released by Patrick Onyango, Milk Bae reported the case to police who immediately commenced investigations into the matter.
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Nsubuga was traced and arrested today and is currently detained at the Central Police Station in Kampala. He will be charged with Cyberstalking and distributing pornographic materials.
Police also reveal that after scrutiny, it has been found that the shared videos do not belong to Milk Bae.
Police has recorded statements from the complainant and relevant witnesses. Witnesses have confirmed to Police that the videos that Nsubuga circulated, are not for Milk bae but for some other person who is not yet identified. The videos that are currently circulating are NOT for Milk bae.
Patrick Onyango, SSP Press and Media Officer – Uganda Police
. @Patrickonyango1 “Police in CPS Kampala have arrested one Nsubuga Denis on allegations of Cyber stalking and distributing ponographic materials.
It’s alleged that Nsubuga got an old nude video of an unidentified person and started circulating it purporting that it was for one… pic.twitter.com/FzW77esOIE
— Uganda Police Force (@PoliceUg) June 19, 2024
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