It is alleged that Alien Skin, leader of the Fangone Forest group, was surrounded and arrested at his home on Saturday evening in a joint police and army operation.

Authorities reportedly found various dangerous items inside his residence, including pangas, a bow, arrows, and other weapons. These discoveries have fueled concerns over potential criminal activity linked to him.

His arrest has not yet been officially confirmed by either the police or the army, but news of the alleged detainment has already sparked a social media campaign with fans demanding his immediate release.

The allegations come shortly after the junior minister for youth warned that musicians connected to gangs would face investigation for crimes, including violent offenses such as murder.

Fans on social media claim Alien Skin’s arrest is connected to the recent death of a Kampala dancer, who was buried last week in Mbale district.

Some critics, however, argue that Alien Skin may be in hiding and was never formally apprehended, adding confusion to the reports.

The alleged arrest has created a stir within the entertainment community, highlighting growing concerns about artists associating with gangs and involvement in criminal activity.

Police and security authorities have remained tight-lipped about the investigation, leaving the public to rely on media and social media updates for information.

As the situation develops, many are watching closely to see whether Alien Skin will be formally charged or released, and what further evidence might emerge regarding the dancer’s death and the weapons discovered.