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Police Union In Haiti Demands Protection After Gangs Kill A Kenyan Officer
HAITI – Haitian police officers protested Monday, calling for better protection after a Kenyan officer was killed by gang members.
HAITI – Haitian police officers protested Monday, calling for better protection after a Kenyan officer was killed by gang members.
Police Union leader Garry Jean Baptiste urged government to take insecurity seriously, as gangs control 85% of Port-Au-Prince.
The Prime Minister has pledged to invest in police equipment, calling the crisis a war against gangs.
Kenya has sent hundreds of officers to support Haiti’s struggling security forces, alongside personnel from Jamaica, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
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