haitian police

Here is a picture of the new Police in Haiti. Several police Officers were detected horse back riding. This is in the objective to provide better security to the population.

For the past several years, Haiti National Police has has contributed tremendously in the improvement of security in Haiti.

With this new approach, having some Police officers policing some neighborhoods on Horse will further improve security

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The Kita nago some how has been able to involve every Haitian. In this picture, you can see member of the Haitian Police force giving their support to the unity movement by taking turn carrying Kita Nago

It has been stated tha the final destination of this Kita Nago pilgrimage is going to take place in Haitian city Oanaminthe.

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This is a picture of the student protest in Port-au-Prince on Monday, November 13, 2012 as Haitian students continued their demonstration over the death of death of Damael d'Haiti. This student who was 24, died Saturday of a gunshot wound during a university party over the weekend at the School of Law and Social Sciences in Port-au-Prince.

Haitian police and CIMO fired tear gas. The Police officer accused for the shooting is in custody at the Judicial Police headquarters in Port-au-Prince.

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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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Here is a picture of Haiti Police Chief Mario Andre Sol and senior officials of Haitian Police force. They meet regularly to develop strategies to deal with the various issues facing the Haitian population

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Here is a photo of member of the Haitian Police as they are prepared to arrest Jean-Claude Duvalier. This is a scene as they are going in room 303 of hotel Karibe in Port-au-Prince. Duvalier was taken before a judge in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince

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