In a major step towards addressing the escalating wave of gang violence in Haiti, Jamaica’s Police Excessive Command has accomplished the coaching of the primary batch of Haitian law enforcement officials.
The initiative, spearheaded by the Jamaica Constabulary Power, goals to equip their Haitian counterparts with the information and experience wanted to fight the safety challenges plaguing the French-speaking nation.
Information sharing for a safer Haiti
Police Commissioner Main Normal Antony Anderson highlighted the significance of this collaboration, emphasizing that it presents a singular alternative to share the information and expertise gained by the Jamaican police power over a few years of tackling tough circumstances.
Haiti’s ongoing wrestle with gang violence
Haiti has been grappling with the scourge of gang violence for many years, however the scenario reached new heights of brutality following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021.
Gangs have since seized management of great parts of the nation, inflicting terror on its residents and inflicting a devastating lack of life.
