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Rampaging killer of six arrested


TRIGGER HAPPY: Pvt. J.Baptist Muhoza was arrested in Bugesera where he had fled after killing six people in cold blood.
BY EDWIN MUSONI AND TONNY BARIGYE          The New Times
BUGESERA - Security organs have succeeded in identifying and arresting the gunman who on Thursday evening went on a rampage and killed six people in Kimisagara, a Kigali City suburb and later fled into hiding.
According to the Military Spokesman Maj. Jill Rutaremara, the killer was identified as Pvt. Jean Baptiste Muhoza and that he belonged to the 14th battalion before he went Absent Without Leave (AWOL) with a Sub Machine Gun (SMG) of the AK47 type and two full magazines.

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