An FAd’H soldier killed

Friday, September 1st, 2023, Lovensky Frantz Désir, a soldier of the Armed Forces of Haiti (FAd'H), was fatally injured in the Silo area, in Delmas 33 by individuals traveling on motorcycles, according to initial information. .

2 Haitians suspected of having killed a Dominican policeman

The Dominican Police arrested two Haitians as main suspects in the assassination of a Dominican Police Lieutenant José Joaquín Encarnación Montero, found dead of a bullet in the head, tied up on Ecológica Avenue (Santo Domingo East).

Did you know ?

September 1st is the celebration of Haitian Food Day in Montreal. This day was created 5 years ago by the "Bottin haïtien" team with the aim of promoting Haitian gastronomy.

Pastor Marco absent at the DCPJ

Friday, September 1st, 2023 as part of an investigation opened by the Central Directorate of Judicial Police (DCPJ) into the massacre of worshipers on August 26 at canaan https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-40355-haiti-flash-a-faithful-march-against-the-canaan-gang-ended-in-a-bloodbath-video.html Pastor Marcorel Zidor alias "Pastor Marco" did not show up. He requested, via his lawyer, the postponement of his hearing as he had done for the invitation of the Public Prosecutor's Office...

Assassination of the President : The DCPJ calls for several arrests

The criminal affairs office of the Central Directorate of Judicial Police (DCPJ), which had received a letter of request from judge Walter Wesser Voltaire in charge of the case to deepen the investigation, submitted its second report to the investigating magistrate. He calls for the arrest of several people in connection with the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. These include : Windelle Coq Thélot, former diplomat Ashkard Joseph Pierre, Francis Alexis Cinéus, Liné Balthazar, Harrison Ernest and gang leader Vitelhomme Innocent.

Lynching at Bois Patate

An alleged bandit who would transport ammunition intended for the bandits was lynched then burned in Bois Patate by members of the population

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