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The Government Commissioner of Port-au-Prince, Me Jacques Lafontant asks the judicial police to open an investigation into the deadly attack that occurred Thursday at the Village des Palmes in Vivy Mitchell where armed individuals had burst into the private properties of several citizens including Judge Durin Duret junior. READ ALSO : Insecurity: The driver of a judge killed by bandits The attackers also set fire to several vehicles. The Police reacted quickly and suddenly took control of the situation. Moreover, compared to the barricades that were erected by the thugs to prevent the intervention of the police, the team of heavy machinery of the PNH is hard at work to facilitate traffic.

The National Association of Haitian Magistrates says it is dismayed after armed bandits killed Judge Durin Duret Junior's driver on Thursday, March 30, 2023 and abducted his close guard, who is a police officer. The Association describes as villainous and inhuman this act which plunges the world of basoche into pain. READ ALSO : Doctor kidnapped inside his clinic The President of the National Association of Haitian Magistrates, Jean Wilner Morin, who presents his sympathy to the parents of the victims and to Judge Duret, asks the Police to do everything in their power to release the agent kidnapped by the bandits.

Several people were injured, including a young girl hit in the head, This is the assessment of a strong tension recorded this Wednesday at the Center for the Reception and Delivery of Identity Documents based at the Town Hall of Tabarre. READ ALSO : Two Terminal Varreux employees injured by bullets Witnesses accused the police of being behind this excessive and regrettable incident. They accuse PNH agents of investing the space on a daily basis by using their force to extort passport applicants. The passport delivery center in Delmas 31 has experienced intense tension recently where BOID and UDMO agents have tried to confront each other. But calm had returned at the slightest incident.

The Police thwarted a kidnapping attempt, this Tuesday, March 28, 2023, at Avenue Pouplard during an operation. This is yet another case of kidnapping diverted by the Police in recent weeks. The alert was communicated by the Intelligence and Operations Center, reporting the kidnapping of a lady in Delmas 30, by armed individuals, aboard a gray Mazda Pick-up, heading towards the downtown Port-au-Prince. All the Jurisdictional Intervention Brigades were mobilized as part of this operation in order to defeat the thugs. In an attempt to escape with the hostage, the alleged bandits walked through several streets, including Alix Roi, Saint-Antoine, Ruelle Chrétien, shooting in all directions. READ ALSO : International arrest warrant against Patrick Noramé Under heavy fire from the poli...

Wave of kidnappings this Sunday, March 26, 2023 in Port-au-prince. About a dozen people, including two students, were kidnapped this Sunday in Port-au-Prince by armed bandits who continue to sow fear in the country. READ ALSO : Kidnapping: a security guard seriously injured These cases of kidnapping were recorded in several places including Avenue Christophe, Pacot. Cases of abductions are recorded on a daily basis. Despite efforts by members of law enforcement to eradicate this scourge.

The former Haitian president, Jovenel Moise, has been delivered. The presidential guard police officers had received money to leave to Colombian commandos to assassinate the head of state in his residence on July 7, 2021. It was businessman Rodolphe Jaar who revealed the information. The alleged assassin admitted this Friday in court in Florida to having provided money to pay for weapons, food and housing for the Colombian commandos who executed Jovenel Moïse. READ ALSO : In Les Cayes in full insecurity… Jovenel Moise was cowardly murdered on July 7, 2021 in his private residence at Pèlerin in Pétion-ville. He was killed by a commando made up of Haitians and Colombians.

Kidnapping of a Haitian-American couple in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince for about a week. They are Jean-Dickens Toussaint and his wife, Abigail Toussaint. 400,000 US dollars is the sum claimed by the kidnappers to free the two hostages, report US media citing relatives of the victims. READ ALSO : Haitians prepare to demonstrate in Canada No one is spared by this wave of kidnappings orchestrated by armed gangs. No effort on the part of the police to curb this drift. The people are on their own. Kidnapping becomes a thriving industry.

Haitians living in Canada will demonstrate in front of the Consulate General of the United States, this Friday, March 24, 2023, in order to invite the United States and Canada to make "a clear commitment" in the security crisis prevailing in Haiti. Haitian nationals of the diaspora, announce a demonstration for this Friday, March 24, 2023, in front of the Consulate General of the United States, in Canada. READ ALSO : Canada plans to train Haitian police "This is a message that we want to send to the leaders of Canada and the United States. The Haitian people can no longer suffer from the atrocities of armed groups in Haiti. There needs to be a clear commitment in favor of Haiti", we hear in the spot announcing this event. The movement will begin at 3 p.m. this Friday and end a...

Canada rejects any idea of leading a multinational force of 4,000 members in Haiti as Washington wishes. The Canadian army fears that its soldiers will be the target of attacks by armed gangs as well as military burrs in the event of a response. However, Canada is preferably considering training Haitian police officers as part of a contingency plan. READ ALSO : Student shot dead in Port-au-Prince Justin Trudeau has already put on the table about 250 million dollars to train Haitian police so that they can face the gangs that sow terror in almost all the country.

Kidnapping attempt in downtown Port-au-Prince. At least one alleged kidnapper was killed on Thursday March 3 in exchanges of fire with police officers at Poste Marchand, we learned. READ ALSO : NDUH Faculty of Medicine Suspends Classes No additional information about the kidnapping, however a situation of tension reigned in this populous district. The population is in shock. Schools are unable to continue face-to-face lessons. With this climate of terror, student performance is declining.