An incident at Country Lodge in Kalagi trading center, Mukono, turned a private moment into public humiliation when a couple became stuck during an intimate encounter. The event, which occurred on Tuesday morning, drew significant attention from the local community.
The woman, who recently returned from Saudi Arabia after working abroad, admitted she was not married and was seeking to enjoy herself. She explained that everything had started smoothly when they checked into the guest house at 11 p.m. However, things took a dramatic turn early in the morning when the pair became stuck and could not free themselves, prompting them to seek help.
As her cries for assistance grew louder, a crowd gathered outside, curious to understand the commotion. The local LC1 chairperson, Henry Bbosa, arrived at the scene and described a chaotic environment where police struggled to control the growing crowd. Warning shots were fired to disperse onlookers and maintain order.
Adding to the tension, the woman’s estranged husband appeared at the scene with a witchdoctor. He demanded a payment of 1.7 million shillings to facilitate their release, claiming the intervention of the witchdoctor was necessary to resolve the situation. After negotiations, the money was paid, and the witchdoctor used traditional methods to free the couple.
Both individuals were taken to Naggalama Police Station for safety. Police did not press charges, as the two were consenting adults. The woman later clarified to authorities that she had been separated from her husband for three years and believed she was free to pursue other relationships. She expressed regret over the incident and the public embarrassment it caused.
This unusual event has sparked conversations in the community about privacy and the consequences of personal decisions.
