The gang boss intervened in the chaos in Haiti and encouraged members to take to the streets to protest for finding out the truth behind the president's assassination

Overseas Network, July 11, Haitian President Jovenel Moiz was assassinated at home on the 7th local time. According to Reuters news on the 11th, one of the most powerful gang leaders in Haiti, Jimmy Cherizier (Jimmy Cherizier) announced on the 10th that his gang members will take to the streets to protest the assassination of the president. Reports believe that this may plunge this impoverished Caribbean country into deeper chaos.

Jimmy used to be a policeman, nicknamed "Barbecue" (Barbecue), and now leads the so-called "G9 Alliance" formed by nine gangs. He accused the Haitian police of colluding with opposition politicians and the "notorious bourgeoisie" that led to the death of Moise. Jimmy said that he had told all members to mobilize and take to the streets to find out the truth behind the assassination of Moise.

Jovenel Moise and his wife Mattie Moise were assassinated at their home in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on the 7th local time. Moise was killed in the attack, and Mattie Moise was seriously injured. Recently, he was sent to Miami, Florida, USA for treatment. As of the 11th, of the 28 people suspected of assassinating Moiz, the Haitian police have arrested 19 people, including 17 Colombians and 2 Haitian Americans, and killed 3 people. There are still 6 people at large. The Haitian police are still investigating the masters behind the scenes. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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