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I mean I'm surprised he made it to the airport safely. Given how angry they are.
Haiti: Nearly a Million People Took to the Streets.They Want the Western-imposed government out of
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I mean I'm surprised he made it to the airport safely. Given how angry they are.
The police needs to be targeted next. More of their stations razed.
I mean the richest man in Haiti SHOULD have good security. Especially against a non-armed people.
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I see alot those white criminals jet back to the US. The white evangelist christian right wing female i post afew pg back seem to be in florida
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Sweatshop plantation owners in #Haiti visit Taiwan with their @nouvelliste propagandists. Taiwan doesn't benefit Haiti, it benefits the vulture class, which is why in 2004 they aligned with US, France & Canada to overthrow J.B Aristide who was forging economic ties with China.
Actually encouraged the homegirl to speak about Taiwan more. We been chatting back and forth in the DMs. She a rider.
They all need to be purged from Haiti.
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Seem like hong kong troll bots in the comments trying to belittle the Haiti protests
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One of the biggest homicidal feared Boogeyman in Haiti history. He got caught chopping some haitian lady back in 90s during the massacre
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This for the people that was talking about the kidnapping. What they dont tell you in 2000's they were alot kidnappings happean in Haiti with the high ups in Haiti were saying Astride and the poor class that support him was the group doing the kidnapping.... Fast foward we found out they were lying on them but haitian elite and police were doing the kidnapping
Arrest of Brandt for Kidnapping Explodes Myths
Police Chief Orélus seeks to remove "bad seeds" on force
October 31, 2012
Clifford Brandt, a wealthy car dealer, is charged with leading a kidnapping ring made up of policemen, ex-policemen, and other members of Haiti’s tiny bourgeoisie.
Oct. 22, the Haitian National Police (PNH) arrested Clifford Brandt, the scion of a prominent Haitian bourgeois family, on charges of leading a kidnapping ring which includes other wealthy Haitians as well as policemen and former policemen. The ring allegedly kidnapped Coralie and Nicolas Moscoso, aged 23 and 24 respectively, the children of another bourgeois family, for a ransom of $2.5 million. Brandt led the police to the two bound and blindfolded abductees in a house in the Pernier section of the capital. The Moscoso kids were then freed.
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Arrest of Brandt for Kidnapping Explodes Myths | Haiti Liberte
Arrest of Brandt for Kidnapping Explodes Myths
Police Chief Orélus seeks to remove "bad seeds" on force
October 31, 2012
Clifford Brandt, a wealthy car dealer, is charged with leading a kidnapping ring made up of policemen, ex-policemen, and other members of Haiti’s tiny bourgeoisie.
Oct. 22, the Haitian National Police (PNH) arrested Clifford Brandt, the scion of a prominent Haitian bourgeois family, on charges of leading a kidnapping ring which includes other wealthy Haitians as well as policemen and former policemen. The ring allegedly kidnapped Coralie and Nicolas Moscoso, aged 23 and 24 respectively, the children of another bourgeois family, for a ransom of $2.5 million. Brandt led the police to the two bound and blindfolded abductees in a house in the Pernier section of the capital. The Moscoso kids were then freed.
Haitians welcomed the news of Brandt’s arrest as vindication that poor Haitians are not behind the country’s frequent kidnappings, as the media and officialdom often state or intimate. Brandt’s ring suggests the culprits are more likely rich and powerful Haitians.
Last week, Haïti Liberté published a cover picture of Clifford Brandt, sharply dressed in a white shirt and blue blazer, staring at his handcuffs. The issue sold out within a day in more than one location.
Police found Nicolas (front) and Coralie Moscoso bound and blindfolded in a house in Pernier, where they were being held for a ransom of $2.5 million.
It is now reported that Brandt, who owned and ran a struggling car dealership in Delmas 2, has given Haitian authorities the names of over 20 Haitian police officers who were a part of his kidnapping ring.
Haïti Liberté asked the PNH’s Director General Godson Orélus about police involvement in Haiti’s kidnappings in an interview in September (see the first installment of the interview in this week’s Kreyòl section). “I can tell you there are false policemen,” Orélus responded. “It is a tactic they use. They pretend to be policemen, but they are not policemen.”
Orélus did admit, however, that sometimes “when we investigate, we find there is complicity” with Haitian policemen. “But when we find a case of that, there is zero tolerance because we don’t permit that in the police,” Orélus added. “We have a program to continue removing the bad seeds [from the police], because there is no family without bad seeds.”
Among the policemen now being held as accomplices of Brandt are Thébée “Febe” Marc-Arthur, the commander of the Presidential Security’s CAT (anti-ambush) Team, Jacques Darly, an officer with the PNH’s Criminal Affairs Brigade, and Frantz Aristil, Chief of the Port-au-Prince police station.
Clifford Brandt, on Oct. 22, 2012, handcuffed and under arrest at a Haitian police station, charged with kidnapping.
“There is a former police inspector, Edner Comé, who is presently being sought,” said Reginald Delva, the state secretary for Public Security. “I allow myself to give his name because he is an extremely dangerous individual.”
Authorities have sealed four houses and seized two vehicles, 13 firearms (including six automatic weapons), and a large quantity of ammunition and police supplies. They also have arrested nine people, put four police officers in isolation, and are pursuing many other suspects.
“We don’t tolerate it,” Orélus added. “When we find an officer involved in those activities, we arrest him the same as we arrest the bandits, and we put them all in the same jail.”
However, Director Orélus may also have been working under the assumption that the kidnappers were from the poorer classes rather than the richer. “If the population does not trust you,” Orélus told Haïti Liberté in September, “you will not get any information” on kidnappers because “the kidnappers live in the midst of the population, among the people.”
The arrest of the Brandt ring seems to belie this notion of kidnappers living “among the people.” Haiti’s bourgeoisie lives in splendid walled mansions built in the cool mountains heights above the capital city of Port-au-Prince. They generally do not mix with or live among the other 99% of the Haitian people.
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Arrest of Brandt for Kidnapping Explodes Myths | Haiti Liberte
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Yep. By the grace of God she survived though and sue the haitian military or the US
Lost one of her arms though
He's also my mother's half brother. I met him for the first time at a funeral a few years ago (OCT 2017). Apparently he's my mother's father's illegitimate child from some woman. He and my mother don't have the same last name because he wasnt "recognized" aka claimed by my grandfather. But when i see his face and my mom's face i see the resemblance. My mom just darker because my mom's mother was very dark skinned.
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