After the controversial death of the nursing student, Kenia Civil, 24, in Les Cayes, the government commissioner decided to close the doors of the “La Place” Hospital, for having refused to admit the student in emergency care for lack of means.

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The Chief Prosecutor of Les Cayes, Ronald Richemond, also prohibited Doctor Thony Antoine Neptune and his wife from leaving the country. They are both owners of this hospital center. A decision hailed by members of the population.

It should be recalled that the patient died after the hospital refused to take care of her, for lack of being able to pay the required 4,000 gourdes, her relatives said.

Members of the Brigade for the Protection of Minors (BPM) arrested Difrance GAMBY. According to a note from the police institution, the latter was apprehended for his alleged involvement in the sexual abuse of more than a dozen minors, male, aged between 11 and 17 years old.

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“The BPM and The Justice Department had received the complaint from the heads of the religious community known as the “Famille Kizito”, made up of several shelters for vulnerable children. By virtue of this complaint, the person named Difrance GAMBY, who works within this very institution, was denounced for sexually abusing and raping minors.”

Difrance GAMBY was summoned to the Justice Department, after his hearing and the confirmation of the facts of which he is accused, by the medical examinations required in the circumstances, the alleged rapist.

On Thursday February 23, 2023, in a memorandum, the technical secretariat of the Superior Council of the Judiciary asks non-certified magistrates to deposit the robe and the hat.

“The Technical Secretariat of the Superior Council of the Judiciary, acting on the strict instructions of the Council, wishes to alert all the Heads of jurisdictions, in general and, in particular, those of the Courts of Appeal of Port-au-Prince and Les Cayes, the Courts of First Instance of Port-au-Prince, Croix-des-Bouquets, Les Cayes, Cap-Haïtien, Gonaïves, Fort-Liberté and Jacmel, including Magistrates under their respective jurisdictions are hit by non-certification. They are instructed to firmly prevent non-certified Magistrates from taking a seat or exercising any function within the Judiciary”, this is what can be read in the memorandum, a copy of which was sent to the newspaper of PAP-TIMES.

In the document which bears the signature of Jean Rober Constant, technical secretary, requires a follow-up report within a period not exceeding eight days

“The heads of jurisdictions concerned and expressly mentioned in the first paragraph are empowered to take all necessary measures or even seize the police, in the event of reluctance, for the purpose of recovering the rolling stock and other equipment still in the possession of non-certified Magistrates” .

Recall that, last month in a report, the The Technical Secretariat of the Superior Council of the Judiciary pinned 30 judges for lack of moral integrity, abuse of authority, among others.