Former National Football Coach Arrested In Uganda Over Gay S3x Photos

  Ugandan previous national football manager, Chris Mubiru, has been arrested and is awaiting trial over charges of sodomy after he was photographed having s3x with another man the previous year.   Last December, photos of Mubiru engaging in s3x with an unidentified man were published by the tabloid Red Pepper. The front page story was accompanied by the headline: "SMOKED OUT! Uganda Cranes boss nabbed sodomizing players – Shocking pictures inside."   Five photos were included with the article. Some of the captions read "MASTER AT WORK: Mubiru nails the boy's butt" and "END GAME: The boy struggles to stand up after the bum shattering session".   African LGBTI activist Denis Nzioka told GayStarNews that the headlines and captions were "clearly designed to provoke a moral outrage about what is seen as a bastion of the male sportsmanship – the country's top football team."   Though the pictures were never verified, the article sent Mubiru into hiding. He became a fugitive and was believed to have fled the country some time the previous year. After spending 12 months on the run, Mubiru was finally caught earlier today.   Judith Nabakooba, a publicist for the police department, confirmed the arrest. Authorities are now working to build a case against Mubiru.   "We appeal to members of the public who have evidence of being sodomized by previous Cranes Captain Chris Mubiru to present it at Central S S where we've opened a general inquiry file," she stated.   The current sentence for having gay s3x in Uganda is life imprisonment. A new law dubbed the "Kill the Gays" law would impose the death penalty for "repeat offenders".