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Boulos arrested in U.S. on criminal gang and immigration fraud charges. The post ICE confirms Boulos arrested on alleged Haitian gang ties, immigration fraud | UPDATE appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Petro’s second Haiti trip within just seven months revives speculation over freeing Colombians tied to President Moïse's assassination amid court order delays. A visit initially scheduled for 48 hours was suddenly cut short, with no press briefing or ceremony, leaving Port-au-Prince to question possible motives. The post Gustavo Petro’s Haiti follow-up visit sparks suspicion amid Moïse assassination inquiry appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite promises from Haiti’s leaders to restore control and security, the police station in Marchand-Dessalines was burned and a well-known professional welder— known as Boss Billy killed—- as gangs expand across the provinces. The post One killed as gangs torch police station in Haiti’s Artibonite town, Marchand-Dessalines appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Authorities arrested Williamson Dossous after uncovering a shipment of disguised firearms and ammunition headed for Cap-Haïtien. The post Florida man accused of smuggling guns to Haiti days after federal complaint filed appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Ile De La Tortue’s location in northwest Haiti makes it an attractive point for maritime trafficking. The island’s proximity to Cuba (about 50 miles), Jamaica (120 miles), and Turks and Caicos (190 miles) creates easy access routes for smugglers moving drugs through the Caribbean. The post PNH seized record 1.05 tonnes of cocaine in historic raid appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Several merchants at the Lòtbò Pon outdoor market, like Man Jean, fear losing their only source of income as Cap-Haïtien’s city officials move to close the market. They are pushing road construction and cleaning projects that span the area, where vendors keep returning despite being prohibited from selling in the crowded and filthy place—which has long been criticized for its unsanitary conditions. The post Cap-Haïtien seeks to shut down unsanitary outdoor market ahead of city’s 355th anniversary, but merchants keep […]
When smoke rose from the Hotel Oloffson on July 5, police were already fighting deadly battles nearby. Within less than 24 hours, the destruction came as two officers were killed in separate gang ambushes: Olrich Joseph of the SWATT unit died in Viard, Kenscoff, and another Anti-Gang Tactical Unit (UTAG) member was gunned down in Charrier, near Saint-Marc. In Kenscoff, gangs torched a police armored vehicle, mocking the nation’s fragile security apparatus. The post Police under siege as fire destroys […]
In Haiti, one rarely hears of a diaspora member or local resident losing their plot of land or even their homes through drawn-out legal battles or intimidation linked to property claims. The post Haitian family fights back in Port-au-Prince land dispute case appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Four years after President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination, Haiti’s judicial system still has not held a trial. Although 51 people were indicted last year, repeated delays, missing suspects, and ongoing insecurity have hindered progress. Meanwhile, a parallel proceeding in the United States has resulted in six individuals, who pleaded guilty in the case, being convicted—five of whom received life sentences, and one was sentenced to nine years in prison. Five additional suspects in U.S. custody are awaiting trial, scheduled for March […]
