Frantz Elbé, the Acting Director General of the National Police of Haiti (PNH), remains attached to his promise during his inauguration, to approach with method and professionalism the problems of security.

During the last five months, Frantz Elbé has shuttled to the Headquarters (HQ) of the various Specialized Units not only to encourage them in the context of their missions, but above all to listen to the grievances of each agent in order to improve their conditions. field work.

Since these visits, these Units have been strengthened in terms of personal protective equipment and materials: weapons, bulletproof vests, ballistic helmets, all-terrain vehicles are, among others, items made available to law enforcement, against banditry, organized crime including kidnapping.

He recalls that every week, "kidnapping cases are foiled, hostages released, firearms seized, heavily armed men arrested, bandits mortally wounded in exchanges of fire with the forces of order..."

Emphasizing "the presence of the police is growing more and more across the ten geographical departments of the country, and this aims to reassure once again the population who wants at all costs to evolve in a calm environment."

If Martissant remains a blockage for more than one, the High Command multiplies meetings and redefines strategies in order to effectively address this problem.

HL/ HaitiLibre