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Kenyan Police Force Prepares To Face Gangs
KENYA – Haiti is anticipating and fearing its fourth foreign intervention to combat gang violence.
KENYA – Haiti is anticipating and fearing its fourth foreign intervention to combat gang violence.
The first U.N.-backed police contingent arrived Monday, soon to be joined by 2,500 personnel from multiple countries.
On Wednesday, a few hundred Kenyan police officers met with Prime Minister Garry Conille to prepare for deployment.
Their mission remains secret for security reasons.
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