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Police Inspector assassinated in a Tap Tap at Delmas 83

Police Inspector assassinated in a Tap Tap at Delmas 83

Here is a picture of Police Inspector Michel Jumel who was assassinated in a Tap Tap at Delmas 83

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Jean Marie Liphete, shot dead in Petion-Ville

Jean Marie Liphete, shot dead in Petion-Ville

Here is a picture of Jean Marie Liphete who was shot dead in Petion-Ville.

On Friday, May 27, 2016, Jean Marie Liphete, a former candidate for Deputy from Petit-Trou-de-Nippes under the banner PONT (Pou Nou Tout) was shot dead near l'enterprise AIDA. Jean Marie Liphete (born May 16, 1971) was an employee of the house AIDA, a Faculty of Law and Economics. In the last election, he obtained 43.21% of the votes, but he lost to Claude Luc Guillaume from Renmin Ayiti who received 56.21% votes. He never accepted this defeat, always proclaimed that he was a victim of unfair mechanism.

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Natcom, Marriot and Digicel buildings hit by 13 gunshots

Natcom, Marriot and Digicel buildings hit by 13 gunshots

Here is a picture of the three buildings that have been hit with gunshots. They are Natcom, Marriot and Digicel buildings hit by 13 gunshots

The insecurity continues to show its head in Haiti and nothing or no one can feel secure in this country. We have pictures to demonstrate that some of the biggest businesses in the country have now been targeted.

Natcom, Marriot and Digicel buildings are now the lats victims of the unsecurity as it was confirmed that these three building were have been hit with bullets. A total of 13 bullet holes have been documented; some of which shattered windows of the buildings

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Former National Police Chief in Haiti, Jean Nesly Lucien shot

Former National Police Chief in Haiti, Jean Nesly Lucien shot

Here is a picture of Former National Police Chief in Haiti, Jean Nesly Lucien.

On Wednesday, August 26th, 2015, Jean Nesly Lucien, the former Director General of the National Police of Haiti and a member of the Aristide security team became the victim of an assassination attempt near the residence of former President Jean Bertrand Aristide. He was shot by three unknown armed motorcyclists in Tabarre, one in the shoulder and one at the foot and was taken to the hospital for treatment and released later. During the time of the attack, he was accompanying retired Boston police detective Yves Dambreville (66), who could not survive his bullet injuries, died on the spot. We might remember that in 2005, Lucien received a 5-year imprisonment on money laundering charges. He was arrested along with several other top government officials during the administration of deposed President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. On May 26, 2004, he was arrested from a relative's home in Miami. As per U.S. Drug Enforcement sources, Lucien and former Haitian anti-drug Chief Evintz Brillant seized $450,000 from a Colombian trafficker in 2002, returned $300,000, split the rest on condition to assist the drug dealer in future.

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Ronald Vaval Arrested For Shooting Wife Lover Alain Lamothe

Ronald Vaval Arrested For Shooting Wife Lover Alain Lamothe

Here is a picture of Ronald Vaval who was arrested on Monday, December 20, 2011 for a crime on his wife's lover. According to Radio Kiskeya, Vaval who was the subject of an arrest warrant was taken to the Central Directorate of Judicial Police

Mr. Vaval is accused the shooting of Mr. Lamothe. According to the report, Ronald Vaval's wife had a loving relationship with Mr. Lamothe who worked at the same place with her.

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Amiot Metayer Of Cannibal Army, Died Shot Close Range

Amiot Metayer Of Cannibal Army, Died Shot Close Range

Here is a photo of Amiot Metayer Of Cannibal Army, Died Shot Close Range.
, the leader of the Cannibal Army, died in the most mysterious way. He was found murdered in Gonaives on September 22, 2003, and based on the experts who examined the body, it was determined that Amiot Metayer was shot from a close range.

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Children with gun in Cite soleil

Children with gun in Cite soleil

Here are two children in the back of a car of a gang leader in the slum of Cite Soleil. These children are heavily armed . This picture was taken from a video filmed in Haiti in 2004 before the departure of Former President Jean Bertrand Aristide to exile. He is part of the group known as Chimè Cite Soleil.

In 2004, the United Nations termed the slums of Port-au-Prince and Cité Soleil as "the most dangerous place on earth." The outstation of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in February 2004 left a large number of 9 mm weapons, 38's, American-style machine guns, M-14's and hand grenades in the hands of his supporters. As a consequence of this, regular exchange of ammunition among the gangs and with the UN peacekeeping force was a routine matter. Following Aristide's exit, one study found that about 8,000 people in Port-au-Prince alone were murdered and over 35,000 sexually assaulted. Cité Soleil is an extremely impoverished and densely populated commune within the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince. The streets here are controlled by various gangs, some more violent than others. The gangs operate here like secret army. Even children here carry guns which are smuggled from the U.S and South America. They have grenade launchers, laser-guided rifles and sniper stuff; and even today, day by day, it is getting worse. It is a dangerous place on earth where the guns rule

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Police officer Placide Jean-Louis killed in Champ de Mars

Police officer Placide Jean-Louis killed in Champ de Mars

Here is a picture of Police officer Placide Jean-Louis as he was killed in Champ de Mars.

On Wednesday, February 17, 2016, a Police officer named Placide Jean-Louis was killed with multiple bullet injuries. His body was found near the Museum of Haitian National Pantheon (MUPANAH) on the Champ de Mars. The police man was an Agent IV officer, working in Cite Soleil. According to Garry Desrosiers, the Principal Inspector and Deputy Spokesperson of the National Police of Haiti, the victim was returning from a commercial bank when he was shot several times by two unidentified gunmen who fled on a motorcycle.

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Police Officer killed in Martissant

Police Officer killed in Martissant

The period of instability continues in Haiti. A Police Officer was killed in Martissant.

In the early morning on February 12, 2016, a Haitian police officer was killed by multiple gunshots while he was patrolling on a motorcycle in Martissant, 21, a rough section of the country's capital. The PNH has confirmed that the slain officer was an employee of the Directorate of Traffic, named David Dume. He was in uniform, left home for his workplace. There have been no arrests in Friday's killing. As per Haitian National Police spokesman Frantz Lerebours, an investigation is under way. Martissant is a troubled district long known for gang activity.

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Candidate Cesaire Cheristin Ferdinand shot dead in Petion-Ville

Candidate Cesaire Cheristin Ferdinand shot dead in Petion-Ville

Here is a picture of Candidate Cesaire Cheristin Ferdinand who was shot dead in Petion-Ville

Cesaire Cheristin Ferdinand alias Mass Design, the well known radio host and a former candidate for deputy from St. Suzanne in the northeast Region, was killed by unknown gunmen on Monday, December 7, 2015 in Delmas 75. Cesaire Cheristin Ferdinand used to work for Radio planet Fm, and Radio scoop fm, radio RFM and Radio Kinanm (own station). According to his family sources, on the day of the shooting (December 7, 2015) Cesaire was home all day and taking rest. In the late afternoon, when someone called him on the phone, he came out. As he reached the parking lot, barely 500 feet from his home, two unidentified individuals shoot him from a close range. They took his car and fled the spot. He was brought dead to the Hospital Espoir in Delmas 75.

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