Gang Violence in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti attacked an upscale community in Port-au-Prince, leading to clashes with residents and police. The violence prompted Doctors Without Borders to suspend critical care services due to threats and violence against its staff. Gangs have been escalating attacks in the capital, forcing thousands to flee and causing chaos.

Violence between Sweden and Denmark

Increased police controls between Sweden and Denmark to contain spread of violence, with recent arrests of Swedes suspected of violent crimes in Denmark. Danish Justice Minister announces new measures to fight organised crime.

Kenyan Police Mission in Haiti

Kenyan police arrive in violence-ravaged Haiti to help combat powerful gangs, while facing protests in Kenya's capital. NPR covers the situation in both countries.

Kenyan Police Officers Deployed to Haiti

Kenyan police officers arrive in Haiti to help curb gangs that have taken over most of the capital.

El Salvador's President Crackdown on Gangs

El Salvador's president continues crackdown on gangs by putting thousands of suspected criminals behind bars in 'mega prison.'

Crackdown on Violent Gangs in El Salvador

President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, describes crackdown on violent gangs as a 'spiritual war' due to satanic nature of largest gang, MS-13. Bukele's success in eliminating gangs attributed to national plan and 'miracle.'

Former President Donald Trump reaches out to offer condolences after missionaries killed in Haiti

Former President Donald Trump reached out to Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker to offer condolences after his daughter and son-in-law, both missionaries, were killed by gangs in Haiti. Trump expressed sympathy and care for the family during the call.

Protection of Missionaries' Remains

Sen. Josh Hawley calls on President Biden to protect the remains of missionaries Davy and Natalie Lloyd as they are transported back to the United States from Haiti after being killed by gangs.

American Missionary Couple Killed in Haiti

American missionary couple working in Haiti as missionaries were attacked and killed by gangs. They were part of a Christian mission group in Haiti. The couple, Davy and Natalie Lloyd, along with a local director, Jude Montis, were fatally shot in a gang ambush.

Tragic Death of Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker's Daughter and Son-in-Law in Haiti

Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker's daughter and son-in-law were serving as missionaries in Haiti and were tragically killed in an attack by gangs. The incident occurred in Port au Prince, where the organization they worked for, Missions in Haiti, had warned of gang control in the area. The United States State Department had previously issued a travel advisory for Haiti due to safety concerns.

US Missionary Couple Killed in Haiti

A US missionary couple and a Haitian man were killed in Haiti by gunmen as they left a church, sparking widespread condemnation and calls for international intervention. The violence highlights the ongoing gang issues in the country.

Tragic Death of American Missionary Couple in Haiti

Young American missionary couple killed in Haiti after being attacked by gangs, daughter of Missouri state representative among victims.

Challenges of Restoring Government Control in Haiti

G-9 federation gang members in Haiti have seized control due to the decline of the government. A multi-national force is being sent to restore order, but success is uncertain.

Transformation of Vodou in Haiti

Vodou, once shunned in Haiti, is now becoming a more powerful and accepted religion as believers seek solace and protection from violent gangs. The religion, born in West Africa and brought to Haiti by enslaved people, has a rich history and cultural significance in the country.

Gangs Violence in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti launch brutal attacks in the capital Port-au-Prince, forcing former Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign. The violence escalates despite the formation of a transitional council. Locals describe terrifying experiences of shootings and arson.

Gangs' Attack on Haiti's Police Chief

Gangs in Haiti stormed the neighborhood of the police chief, set his house on fire, and killed his dog. The police force, previously criticized, has gained respect for their efforts in defending government buildings. The gangs have control over many parts of Port-au-Prince, creating a sense of insecurity among residents. Despite facing challenges, the police are holding their ground against the gangs with limited resources.

Violence in Haiti by Gangs

Gangs in Haiti launch brutal attacks in Port-au-Prince, forcing former Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign. The violence worsens despite a transitional council being formed to lead the country until elections.

Violent Gang Attacks in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti lay siege to neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince, burning homes and exchanging gunfire with police as hundreds flee in one of the biggest attacks since Haiti's new prime minister was announced.

Armed Attack in Mexican Hospital

Armed men killed a patient in a hospital in Mexico who was being treated for a previous gunshot wound. Similar attacks have been reported in the past, with gangs in Mexico known to target wounded rivals in hospitals or ambulances.

Haiti's Transitional Government

Haiti's transitional council chooses unknown figure Fritz Bélizaire as prime minister in efforts to establish stability amid rampant violence in the country.

Transitional Presidential Council in Haiti Faces Challenges

The transitional presidential council in Haiti is facing immense pressure to address security, food, and job issues in the country amid a deep-seated crisis. Gangs control a significant portion of Port-au-Prince, and the council faces challenges in bringing stability. The population is skeptical about the council's ability to make a difference in the current situation.

Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti

The Sentinel Foundation, Tim Tebow Foundation, and Rep. Cory Mills rescued 59 children with disabilities from Haiti via Jamaica. Gangs in Haiti pose a threat to aid workers. The United Nations served meals and distributed water to displaced people. Gangs hijacked a cargo ship carrying rice. Gang violence continues in Haiti. International aid groups are providing assistance to the country.

Haitian police seize hijacked cargo ship after 5-hour shootout

Haitian police recover hijacked cargo ship loaded with rice after 5-hour shootout with gang members, resulting in injuries and deaths. Gangs involved were named 5 Seconds and Taliban. Police also seized weapons in Cap-Hatien and issued a search warrant for firearms being sent from Miami.

Gangs Rampage Across Haiti, Ransack National Library

Gangs in Haiti ransacked the National Library, putting rare historic documents at risk. The country is facing violent chaos, with gangs seizing power and threatening violence. International intervention efforts are being hindered.

Violence and Political Crisis in Haiti

Violence erupts in downtown Port-au-Prince as gunfire fills the streets near the national palace. Outgoing prime minister signals formation of a transitional council to address the social and political crisis. Rival gangs control large territories in the capital, causing chaos and casualties. International support and troops from various countries are being deployed to assist in the situation.

Crisis in Haiti Over Gangs Fueled by Illegal U.S. Guns

The crisis in Haiti over gangs is fueled by illegal flow of U.S. guns. Gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince, leading to a collapse of the government. The U.S. has made efforts to tackle the issue, but the situation remains dire.

Mob Violence in Taxco, Mexico

A mob in Taxco, Mexico brutally beat a woman to death after suspecting her of kidnapping and killing an 8-year-old girl. The incident occurred just hours before the city's Holy Week procession. The mob was outraged by the lack of government support and the ongoing violence in the city.

Living Without Government in Haiti

A reporter in Haiti visits a village that has lived without a functioning government for so long they cannot remember what it's like to have one.

Children in Haiti working due to violence and lack of education

Children in Haiti are forced to work in binational marketplaces to support their families due to violence and lack of access to education. Many parents are struggling to keep their children safe and in school amidst ongoing gang violence in the country.

Violence and Anarchy in Haiti's Capital

Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, is engulfed in violence and anarchy as heavily armed gangs wage war on the city. Residents are fleeing the terror, leaving behind a disintegrated state and a humanitarian crisis. Foreign military assistance has been requested but delayed, leaving the population in desperate need of help.

Escalating Gang Violence in Haiti

Warlord Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherizier has lost a top commander in a shootout amidst escalating gang violence in Haiti, leading to fears of a potential coup. The country is engulfed in civil war as gangs, police, and citizen-led death squads clash, resulting in widespread violence and chaos.

Violence and Chaos in Haiti

Haitian gang members were killed and set on fire in Petion-Ville suburb in Port-au-Prince in an apparent case of vigilantism. The country is in a state of chaos due to violent gangs, with police struggling to maintain control. Negotiations are ongoing to form a transitional council after the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry.

Violence and Political Instability in Haiti

Suspected gang members killed in attack on Petion-Ville neighborhood in Haiti, indicating resurgence of vigilante justice. Political future of Haiti uncertain. Violence continues as gangs control most of Port-au-Prince.

Evacuation of Americans from Haiti

U.S.-chartered helicopters are flying Americans out of Port-au-Prince due to the dire security situation caused by criminal gangs controlling the city. Nearly 1,600 U.S. citizens have registered for evacuation from Haiti.

Potential Involvement of U.S. Troops in Haiti

SOUTHCOM Commander Gen. Laura J. Richardson discusses the possibility of sending troops to Haiti as part of an international solution to address the ongoing violence in the country. Gangs led by Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier continue to cause chaos, attacking power stations and institutions. Prime Minister Ariel Henry plans to resign, leading to negotiations for a transitional council.

Violent Attacks in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Armed gangs launch new attacks in the suburbs of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, resulting in multiple deaths and chaos. Americans are being evacuated from the area due to the escalating violence.

Violence in Haiti

Armed gangs launch new attacks in suburban areas near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. At least five bodies found, with gangs blocking entrances to some areas. U.S. State Department evacuates American citizens from Port-au-Prince to neighboring Santo Domingo. Violence in Haiti leads to closure of banks, schools, and businesses.

Muslims in Prisons in England and Wales

Muslims make up a disproportionately high percentage of the prison population in England and Wales, with white Muslims being overrepresented. Some attribute this to forced conversions within prison gangs, while others deny this claim.

Evacuation of American Citizens from Haiti

The U.S. State Department is organizing evacuation flights for American citizens in Haiti due to violent gang activity. Rep. Carlos Gimenez discusses the crisis in Haiti and Florida's preparations for a surge in Haitian migrants. Rep. Cory Mills helped 13 Americans escape Haiti's capital.

Impact of Haitian gangs and Clintons' rebuilding efforts in Haiti

Former NFL player Jack Brewer discusses the threat Haitian gangs pose to the community and raises concerns about the effectiveness of the Clintons' rebuilding efforts in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake.

Crisis in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Port-au-Prince, Haiti is in a state of turmoil as criminal gangs attack government institutions, leading to a siege at the international airport. Vigilante groups have formed to combat the gangs, resulting in extrajudicial executions and a sense of fear and mistrust among residents. Displacement camps are overcrowded and lacking resources, causing tensions with host communities. The city is plagued by violence, kidnappings, and a lack of political stability.

Chaos and Violence in Haiti

Haiti is experiencing chaos and violence as gangs loot aid agencies' supplies, leading to a critical shortage of essential items for children's survival. Guatemala's Foreign Ministry also reported ransacking of its consul's office in Haiti.

Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti

Violence in Haiti's capital has led to a humanitarian crisis, with millions facing famine and food insecurity due to gang activity. Aid organizations are struggling to distribute food and supplies as gangs control the city and prevent access to resources.

National Security Threat in Haiti

The US faces a major national security threat as violence in Haiti displaces 15,000 people, with concerns of a mass migration of Haitians to the US. Gangs in Haiti have killed over 3,700 people and control much of the country, posing challenges for international responses and US citizens trapped in the country.

Haiti Prime Minister Resignation Amidst Violence

The Haitian prime minister has agreed to step down amidst violence and uncertainty in Haiti, with armed gangs causing chaos in the country. A peaceful transition of power faces obstacles.

Fire at Haiti's National Penitentiary

A fire erupted in Haiti's national penitentiary in Port-au-Prince, adding to the chaos in the capital amidst social and political turmoil. Gangs roam the streets as the unpopular Prime Minister steps down. Prisoners had previously escaped when gunmen stormed the facility. The situation is still developing.

Haiti Police Force vs Gangs in Port-au-Prince

The Haiti police force is unable to take on the gangs in Port-au-Prince due to officers fleeing the country, leading to increased gang violence and chaos in the capital. Gang leaders have become powerful, controlling territories and influencing the political landscape.

Jimmy Chérizier's Violent Campaign in Haiti

Jimmy Chérizier, a former Haitian police officer turned gangster, is leading a violent campaign to seize control of Haiti, resulting in mass violence and chaos in the country.

Crisis in Haiti and U.S. Involvement

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Caribbean leaders to discuss the crisis in Haiti, which has been overrun by gangs, leading to violence and chaos. Plans for a temporary presidential council to address the situation are facing challenges.

Security Situation in Haiti and Potential Maritime Mass Migration

Dr. Sumantra Maitra discusses security situation in Haiti after prime minister resigns amid gang violence concerns. Department of Defense alerted to potential maritime mass migration from Haiti. Testimony at House Armed Services Committee hearing raises concerns about Haitian migration. Rep. Matt Gaetz expresses worry about surge in migration to Florida due to deteriorating conditions in Haiti.

Violent Gangs Kidnapping Catholic Priests in Haiti

Violent gangs in Haiti have kidnapped Catholic priests and churchgoers, leading to chaos in the country. Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced his planned resignation as armed militias take control. The situation has caused a sense of insecurity and chaos in Haiti.

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry's Resignation

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry agrees to resign once a transitional presidential council is installed. The deal, brokered by CARICOM, aims to calm tensions in Haiti amidst a fractured political landscape and powerful gangs.

Security Situation in Haiti

U.S. military enhances security at U.S. Embassy in Haiti amid worsening gang attacks. Prime Minister Ariel Henry faces challenges as neighboring countries refuse entry due to safety concerns. Caribbean leaders call for emergency meeting to address Haiti's dire situation and urge unity government formation.

Gangs' Attacks on Police Stations in Haiti

Gangs in Haiti launch massive attacks on police stations, leaving the country paralyzed. Efforts to find a solution have been unsuccessful, with calls for a unity government and international support.

Illegal Sale of Fake Green Cards and Social Security IDs in NYC

Illegal migrants in New York City are openly buying fake green cards and social security identifications from criminals, potentially linked to gangs like MS-13 and 18th Street. The fabricated documents allow access to various services and can be used for criminal activities. There are concerns about potential terrorist threats and the ease of creating a false identity within the US using these fake IDs.

US Plans to Deploy 'Elite Marine Squads' to Haiti

Plans for the US to deploy 'elite Marine squads' to Haiti to fight off Haitian gangs were prompted by a military official, but White House representatives knocked back the plans.

Unrest in Haiti

Conditions deteriorate in Haiti with rioting and gangs controlling much of the capital, leading to pressure on the prime minister to resign. U.S. urges Americans to leave Haiti.

Violent Gangs Seize Control of Haiti's Main Airport

Heavily armed gangs in Haiti have seized control of the main airport after 4,000 inmates escaped prison, leading to mass violence and chaos. The gangs aim to prevent the return of Prime Minister Ariel Henry, with ongoing attacks on key government sites.

Violent gang attacks in Haiti

Haiti is in a state of chaos as violent gangs attack police officers and demand the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry. Cannibalism and extreme violence have been witnessed on the streets. Gangs are heavily armed and are attempting to take control of the country.

Haiti Gang Violence and State of Emergency

Haiti is in a state of emergency after gangs attacked prisons, releasing thousands of inmates. Gangs are aiming to overthrow the government, leading to a critical situation in the country.

Violence in Haiti and Safety Concerns for Orphanage Children

Violence in Haiti worsens as gangs wreak havoc, causing safety concerns for children in an orphanage run by Pastor David Wine. Gangs have been blamed for a surge in killings, kidnappings, and rapes, with the recent breakout of inmates from the National Penitentiary further escalating the situation.

Haiti in State of Emergency After Deadly Gang Assault on Prison

Haiti is in a state of emergency after a deadly gang assault on the capital's main prison saw nearly 4,000 inmates freed, leading to civil war-like conditions in the city. Over 200 armed gangs inflict terror, violence, and lawlessness in Haiti's capital. The government has declared a 72-hour state of emergency to capture the escaped criminals, and former elite police officer Barbecue is behind the surge in attacks.

Security Crisis in Haiti

The security situation in Haiti is rapidly deteriorating as armed gangs attack critical infrastructure, including storming prisons and threatening the presidential palace. The government declared a state of emergency and curfew, and foreign airlines suspended flights. The U.S. issued a security alert and urged citizens to leave. Gangs have shown the ability to disrupt the government and escape from prisons, posing a significant threat to stability.

Violent Gang Activity in Haiti

Haiti declares a state of emergency and imposes a curfew after violent attacks by gangs, including the freeing of inmates from prisons. The country faces a surge in violence, with multiple state institutions targeted and escalating conflict between gangs and authorities.

Armed gangs release 4,000 inmates from Haiti's largest prison

Armed gangs in Haiti's capital released roughly 4,000 inmates from the country's largest prison after a days-long gun battle with police. Gangs attacked the National Penitentiary and the main container port. Prime Minister Ariel Henry left the country seeking help against domestic gangs. Haiti has not held an election since 2016. Kenya agreed to send 1,000 police officers to combat gang violence in Haiti.

Violence in Haiti's Capital Amid Police Officer Deaths and Deployment of Police Mission

Violence and heavy gunfire erupted in Haiti's capital, leading to traffic disruptions. Four police officers were killed in earlier violent events. Kenya and Haiti signed a deal to deploy 1,000 police officers to tackle gang violence, but the deployment is currently on hold due to legal issues.

Southern Border Crisis and President Biden's Visit

Sen. Marsha Blackburn criticizes President Biden's handling of the southern border crisis, calling his upcoming visit "too little too late." She highlights the impact of drugs, human trafficking, and crime in communities due to the open border policies.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele at CPAC 2024

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference urging people to fight against 'dark forces'. He highlights the need to arrest criminals and remove corrupt judges as he shares his country's experience with gangs and violence.

President Nayib Bukele's Address at CPAC

President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, warns Americans to fight global elites and opposes globalism at CPAC. He credits his success to policies against gangs and reforms implemented during his presidency. Bukele urges Americans to fight for their freedoms and rights.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele at CPAC 2024

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele received a rock-star welcome at a conservative gathering in the U.S., urging people to fight against 'dark forces' and sharing his country's experience with gangs and corruption.