Kenya police patrol the streets of Haiti's capital city | Gangs vow to fight back
#kenya #haiti #kenyainhaiti #kenyapolice The freshly deployed Kenyan police officers began patrolling Port-au-Prince as part of a UN-backed mission to battle armed gangs that have taken over the capital. ADVERTISING The team toured streets and the main port there on Friday amid reports Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille left Port-au-Prince on Friday to travel to Washington and New York. The team held joint patrols in the areas with local officers to ensure familiarity and calm, officials said.
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#kenya #haiti #kenyainhaiti #kenyapolice The freshly deployed Kenyan police officers began patrolling Port-au-Prince as part of a UN-backed mission to battle armed gangs that have taken over the capital. ADVERTISING The team toured streets and the main port there on Friday amid reports Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille left Port-au-Prince on Friday to travel to Washington and New York. The team held joint patrols in the areas with local officers to ensure familiarity and calm, officials said.