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For nearly three years, criminal gangs associated with the political and business class have taken over Haiti, killing thousands of people, and ARIEL HENRY has refused to arrest the gang leaders. But,
Antoine Fernand Saint Surin, reportedly Guy Philippe’s right-hand man, was arrested on Friday, February 2, 2024, at Toussaint L’Ouverture airport as he returned from the Dominican Republic. This arrest was made possible because of the cooperation of the American and Dominican intelligence services.
Fernand Saint Surin was known for his closeness to Guy Philippe, having even sat alongside him during his tour in Ouanaminthe. This close relationship raises questions about the nature of their collaboration and activities.
Currently, the Central Directorate of Judicial Police (DCPJ) in Port-U.S.-Prince is questioning him to shed light on his links with Guy Philippe and his possible involvement in terrorist activities while the real terrorists such as Barbecue, Vitelhomme, and Lamort Sanjou are working freely in Haiti killing and kidnapping more innocent people.
According to the Prime Minister’s office, this arrest marks the start of an in-depth investigation to identify and prosecute those who support and encourage Guy Philippe in his terrorist enterprises, which is laughable considering that criminal gangs have been terrorizing the people and ARIEL HENRY has consistently refused to go after them. But, he has time and resources to go after a man whose sole purpose is to provide security to the population, something that ARIEL HENRY is unwilling to do.
Haitian authorities are determined to dismantle any sector that threatens the security and stability of the region, except going after the criminal gangs that have been terrorizing the population for the last three years.
Saint Surin was released a few hours after being arrested, but the Haitian police was directed by the U.S. embassy to seize his passport.
ARIEL HENRY must be neutralized at all costs; he has committed treason against the people of Haiti.
