The Haitian Police killed Arnel Joseph, one of the chiefs of the armed forces of the country, on the day he was shot by the Croix-des-Bouquets, during which he sang with his deadly men, between them. the director of punishment.
The death of Joseph was confirmed to Efe by the spokesman of the Haitian National Police, Garry Desrosiers.
The police intercepted the police chief in Lester (Artibonite), near the Tribunal de Paz when, on the other hand, he was driving a motorcycle to meet with his armed group, Dijo Desrosiers.
Considered one of the most insidious bandits of the country, Joseph was known for the violent methods by which his band controlled the barrier of Village de Dieu, in Puerto Príncipe.
Arnel Joseph was detained in July 2019 after months of persecution and prevention in preventive prison in Croix-des-Bouquets in the hope of being judged by homicide and other charges, until he escaped through the motine, from which he an official balance of victims was obtained.
The Office of Protection of the Citizen, under the influence of a communiqué, affirms that the Croix-des-Bouquets card “was the object of a spectacular evasion”, in which “tens of thousands of times to break the walls of the prison” .
The President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, shared his successes through his Twitter profile: “We condemn the Flock of Crosses and Bouquets and let the people maintain calm.” The National Police “receives instructions from all the necessary authorities to check the situation”, added.
The Croix-des-Bouquets Alberga prison has hundreds of prisoners, among them members of the armed forces and also in opposition to President Moise, who were arrested on February 7, accused of planning a stalemate against the mandate.
Haiti is currently witnessing a profound political crisis that took place on the 7th of February, with the announcement of the Gulf of Estado and the detention of a host of opponents involved in the tram crash.
This denunciation has fueled opposition protests against Jovenel Moise, which has since been practically produced in the Haitian capital.