Haiti - Security : The city begins to be under surveillance...
As part of its fight against the false identities used by criminals and the anonymity of many entrepreneurs, Réginald Delva, the Secretary of State for Public Security, has indicated "...we have big weaknesses at the level of our institutions, which makes it easier for criminals to change any identification, moreover the police can testify of it, versus the number of escapees they found with other identity papers, other names. This will be the subject of an investigation, so that we reflect and we know how we can equip the police with better control systems. We will look to the archives to see how this facility is obtained, unmask the forgers that operate, and put the spotlight on them... [...] recently the police apprehended an escaped, when you look at the pictures on his record with that when he was arrested, he had almost changed color, this man has used products to change the color of his skin... Now we ask, before people can use this type of product, that they have a certificate from the Central Directorate of Judicial Police DCPJ...
[...] moreover, there are too many people who have a legal anonymity, we do not know who they are, it's a mechanic, a person who is motorcycle taxi, a currency trader etc... [...] it is necessary that people be identified, the entrepreneurs should not continue to work in anonymity... [...] we want that the population know that the city is beginning to be under surveillance [...] there is no question today of think about security, without thinking technology [...] security is everybody's business [...]"
