Planted with one voice around the resolution of the problems related to crime and banditry in the Capital, the two men have assured that bandits and armed gangs will be prosecuted until their last entrenchments, ensuring that strategic and operational provisions were taken to thwart the actions of these criminals.
"Those who mourn in our families will be hunted down with the utmost rigor" said Minister Délile calling for everyone's collaboration to put an end to the barbarity of armed bandits "Bandits have the choice between collaborating with the CNDDR [National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration] by handing over their arms or being tracked down by the police [...] They are hardened criminals, without faith or law, wild beasts and they will be chased until the gates of hell..."
In addition, in the company of the highest authorities of the Superior Council of the National Police (CSPN) Rameau Normil made a surprise tour in the streets of Port-au-Prince in order to assess the security plan put in place and above all send a signal strong to the population in terms of the will and commitment of the police to restore a climate of peace in the country.
"I used to track down criminals when I was at the Central Directorate of the Judicial Police. As Director General of the PNH, I will do everything to put an end to acts of banditry and crime throughout the country [...] Yesterday was a question of time, today is a matter of hour," discouraging armed gangs against confronting the police force...
