- CCTV -spreading video has captured a spectacular incident involving a police officer attacking a female shell employee shell
- The oil station staff is said to try
- Most sadly, he seemed proud that he could slap him even when CCTV recorded him
A shocking and spread CCTV has caught a police officer for a hooliganism after filling his fuel car at the shell fuel station.
Source: Facebook
The official named asp Clive Nsiima Barigye was seen slapping a female employee at the oil station saying he did not care that CCTV was recording him.
In a video distributed online by NBS, the officer was heard boasting of the employee, asking him if he had ever driven his car.
It is reported that he was upset after he was asked to pay for his fuel at the Kampala station, Uganda.
“Have you ever drove that kind of car? How much money have I spent here? Do you think I can run with Sh 30,000?” He left as the worker stared at him without saying a word.
“Do you think I can run without pay. You know I can slap you with this camera here? And tomorrow you will go to court!” He said.
When he finished threatening him he lifted his palms and slapped the woman in the face and left her in a completely stain.
Before he could deal with the slap, the officer again hit another slap, and it was at this time that the employee got up from the chair, and began to cry, attracting the attention of other clients and staff.
His colleagues at the counter were stunned and unable to speak and look scared as the woman’s crying and screams were increasingly agony.
A woman believed to be the officer’s wife entered the store, and tried to calm the woman.
The security guard went in and did not talk or dare to tell the officer.
The other employees were able to speak after the officer left the center and explained that they had been trying to apply for his payment because he wanted to leave for free.
Vivo Energy discusses the event of that
Vivo Energy Uganda’s statement condemned the incident:
“We are aware of a video spreading online showing a man attacking a female attendant at our Shell Kyanja service center at 5:53 pm October, 7 2025.
On Wednesday, Ugandan police also confirmed that the police officer was arrested, after the video spread to a stir on social media.
Women police officers visit abused girls
In other news, a team of officers from the National Police Service (NPS) expressed sympathy when they visited a family that was dismissed in Njoro to provide humanitarian assistance.
The officers were responding to a sad case that highlighted the misery of two sisters from Kenana Primary School.
During the visit, female officials held private talks with the two brothers, encouraging them to restore their faith and continue their studies.
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