kidnapping

This is a picture of a famous bang leader in Haiti 2Pac - Gang Leader. Usually the assailants beat or shoot the victim in a crime operation in order to limit the victim's ability to resist

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Here is a picture of gung in the streets of Port-au-Prince. Insecurity in Haiti. Criminal perpetrators in the Haitian capital are often operate in groups of three to four individuals, and may occasionally be confrontational and gratuitously violent.

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Here is a picture of ten Americans charged of kidnapping Haitian children. They were stopped as they were in the process of crossing the Haitian-Dominican border and charged with kidnapping

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The alledged Haitian kidnapper Clifford Brand was detained by the police in Haiti. this member of the elite class in haiti has many questions to answer. How many people were victim of his kidnapping ring. did he kill anyone? where are the money that he has been asking for

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Here is a photo of Insecurity In Haiti. Funeral of Guiteau Toussaint, Haitian banker who was assassinated. It is a reflect of the high level of insecurity in the country

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Here is a picture of a Haitian as he was the victim of Kidnapping. According to report, this person was hidden under the ground by the Kidnapping gand in Haiti who demanded a large sum of money to release him. The police was able to discover the hidden place and released the individual

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Here is a photo of Insecurity In Haiti. The issue of money laundering is usually part of gang activities in Haiti. These are money obtained from drug activities

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Here is a photo of Insecurity In Haiti. The level of violence at one point affected every sector of the population. In this picture, a gang member is about is about to be executed by one holding the gun

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Here is a photo of Insecurity In Haiti. Massacre in Haiti. There are continued allegations of police complicity in criminal activity in Haiti.

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