Insecurity in Haiti

Haitian Senator Jacques Sauveur Jean made a huge declaration live on television admitting that many gang leaders call him all the time. "All the time, they call me all the time," he said.

Haitian President Jovenel Moise said has given formal instructions to take urgent measures to counter armed bandits that threaten home peace and public security.

Haiti, since 1986, has been developing banditry, Haitian prime minister Jean Michel Lapin said speaking to the media Tuesday, It's something is done about it, he said

While Haitian prime Minister Jean Michel Lapin was inside the parliament building ready to leave, armed bandits were in the perimeter discharging their heavy weapons.

Senator Gracia Delva proposes that the Haitian justice system begins to hunt down the people who are financing insecurity in Haiti.

A 75 year old man living in the Centre department of Haiti told us yesterday that he was very concerned for the life of President Jovenel Moise. The old man said he wishes to send a message to the president to tell him to be very careful, especially in his entourage.

Listen to this audio... Mirlande Manigat reacts after armed gunmen opened fire on Eric Jean Baptiste, Pere Eternal, the current secretary general of RDNP Monday morning. Listen to his AUDIO...

Following an incident where he almost got shot near the parliament building, Senator Jean Marie Junior Salomon says no one is safe in Haiti, not even the President of the Republic Jovenel Moise.

Breaking News... The vehicle of Haitian Senator Jean Marie Salomon was gunned down Friday afternoon immediately after leaving the Parliament building.

"There is no insecurity in Haiti," Haitian prime minister Jack Guy Lafontant says. "It's the Haitian media and others on social media making people believe there's insecurity in Haiti."