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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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Haiti Police Chief Godson Orelus rewarded by PHTK

Haiti Police Chief Godson Orelus rewarded by PHTK

Here is a picture of Haiti Police Chief Godson Orelus proudly wearing his pink in support of the current government PKTH of Michel Martelly

Haitian Police Chief, Godson Orelus, has had his commission extended for three more years by presidential decree, since Haiti won't have a sitting parliament until 2016.

Orelus has hired 100-plus officers with known ties to Martelly, with more than a third of them lacking police academy training.

The police have allowed violent behavior to predominate at August's parliamentary elections to discourage balloting at the polls. In other instances they have used excessive force against peaceful protestors.

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Former Haitian Police Chief, Army major and bodyguard Dany Toussaint

Former Haitian Police Chief, Army major and bodyguard Dany Toussaint

Here is a picture of Dany Toussaint.He is a Former Haitian Police Chief, Army major and bodyguard. Danny Toussaint was named as a suspect in the assassination of Jean Dominique. He was also arrested by MINUSTAH for possession of illegal weapons but later released

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