Tragedy in Kenscoff: The Haitian National Police Reaffirms Its Determination to Fight Insecurity

On the night of August 12-13, two agents of the Departmental Operations and Intervention Brigade (BOID) lost their lives and three others were injured during a security mission in Kenscoff. The announcement was confirmed this Wednesday by the institution's High Command in an official statement. The Commander-in-Chief of the Haitian National Police paid tribute to these officers who fell in the line of duty and extended his condolences to the victims' families. He also expressed his support for all police officers who, every day, courageously commit themselves to restoring security and peace throughout the territory. A swift recovery was wished to the injured agents. Despite this tragedy, the Haitian National Police assures that its commitment remains intact. The institution states it is more determined than ever to neutralize criminals and their supporters, reaffirming its will to relentlessly fight insecurity. The High Command also indicated that the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) and the Government are working to strengthen the operational capabilities of the Haitian National Police by providing it with the necessary means to confront current threats. It invited police officers to remain united, vigilant, and mobilized to thwart actions planned by armed groups, particularly the "Viv Ansanm" coalition. Finally, the Haitian National Police launched an appeal to the population to continue supporting law enforcement in this difficult fight for the defense of the rule of law. By Gesly Sinvilier