Police and Law enforcement

Here is a picture of Police Nationale D'Haiti PND'H . As you can see, these police officers are in a mission to find gang leaders and bring them into custody.

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This is the picture of Haiti Police as they try to fight gangs, drug dealers, kidnapping and other crimes committed in Haiti. Mario Andre Sol is the current Chief of Police.

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This is the picture of Haiti Police Chief Mario Andre Sol in meeteng with senior staff of the Police Nationale D'Haiti PND'H . He was credited for bringing a sense of security in Haiti

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Here is a picture of the gang leader Grimo. As you can see, the Gang Leader Grimo was just arrested in Haiti by Haiti Police for crimes against the Haitian population

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Here is a picture of the official logo for Haiti Police Chief Department. The current chief of Police is Mario Andre Sol. The Police Nationale D'Haiti PND'H has received technical assistance from many countries

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In this picture, Haiti Police Chief Mario Andre Sol is participating in a meeting with some high level of the Police Nationale D'Haiti PND'H . Under the leadership of Mario Andre Sol, there has been major improvement in bringing this force to a level of professionalism

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Godson Orelius to replace Mario Andresol
The change has been made at PNH. Mario Andrésol has been replaced by Godson Orelius as the new Director General of the National Police.

As his term comes to an end. the Martelly's government has decided to come with Godson Orelius

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According to WikiLeaks Haiti, Haitian business organizations and members of the country's elite used the Haitian police as their own private army after the 2004 coup D'Etat that ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

This was based on secret US Embassy cable. It reported that Fritz Mevs told the Embassy that the president of the Haitian Chamber of Commerce, Reginald Boulos, had distributed arms to Haiti national police and had called on others to do so in order to provide cover to his own actions.

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It may have not been noticeable, however, since 1993 Haiti has been under an embargo for the sale of weapons. This was imposed by the US government in 1993, following the military coup against former President Jean Bertrand Aristide. Now with stability improving in the country and a need to create a more professional Police and Military force to deal with crimes there is a need for the lifting of embargo on the sale of weapons.

The Assistant Secretary of State for the United States, William Brownfield, who visited Haiti in December 2011 gave the impression that the US government is willing to consider that. To reassure the US Government, Mario Andrésol presented a five-year plan to make Haiti national Police more effective in protecting the Haitian population

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According to WikiLeaks Haiti, Fritz Mevs asked the U.S. Embassy if the U.S. would oversee a program under which the private sector in Haiti could legally buy guns for Haitian National Police. Fritz Mevs did not trust either MINUSTAH or the Haitian National Police to properly control the issuance of weapons.

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