Haiti Police Union Demands Better Protection After Kenyan Officer is Killed
Just a day after a Kenyan police officer was fatally shot and killed in Haiti, police unions in the Caribbean country have issued demands for better protection. According to reporting from the AP and Washington Post, a leader of one of two powerful police unions in Haiti on Monday demanded more equipment to fight the gangs.
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