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Gloria Bugie’s Stolen iPhone 17 Pro Max Recovered by Police

Thank you @PoliceUg Kabalagala for recovering my stolen IPhone 17 Pro Max. Thank you DPC Kabalagala Afande Okongo Clock it

Solomon by Solomon
September 9, 2026
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Gloria Bugie’s Stolen iPhone 17 Pro Max Recovered by Police

Singer Gloria Bugie is undoubtedly breathing a huge sigh of relief after Uganda Police successfully recovered her stolen iPhone 17 Pro Max.

A few days ago, the singer took to her social media platforms to announce that her expensive phone had gone missing.

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She warned the public to be cautious and avoid responding to calls, texts, or messages sent from the device, explaining that it had fallen into the hands of unknown individuals.

Gloria Bugie

Determined to get her property back, Bugie reported the matter to Police and sought their help in recovering the stolen phone before it could be misused.

Fortunately, her efforts paid off after officers at Kabalagala Police successfully recovered the device and returned it to her.

The singer could barely hide her excitement upon receiving her phone back, showering the Police with praise for their swift response and service.

“Thank Uganda Police Kabalagala for recovering my stolen phone, iPhone 17 Pro Max. Thank you so much. Police, thank you for serving the country. I’m very happy. I’m here to appreciate Uganda Police; they deserve their flowers. Uganda Police, jjuu!”

@PoliceUg deserve their flowers. As a Ugandan I’m well served 😌👏 pic.twitter.com/f6waAo4C24

— GLORIA BUGIE (@gloriabugie1) September 8, 2026

Tags: Gloria BugieiPhone 17 Pro MaxKabalagala Police
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