Father Dominic Alinga pleaded guilty to the murder of a Uganda Revenue Authority official and the attempted murder of man who tried to help before confessing to another priest and turning himself in. KAMPALA, Uganda — A Catholic priest previously suspended in Uganda has been sentenced to 31 years in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of a Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) official and the attempted murder of a man who tried to help, bringing to a close a criminal case that has drawn widespread attention in the East African nation. The court sentenced Alinga to 21 years in prison for murder and 10 years for attempted murder. As Ngorok attempted to escape and seek help, Abigaba came to his assistance. He was subsequently arrested and charged with murder and attempted murder.