Joint Press Conference: National Police of Haiti and Kenyan Counterpart Unite for Peace

Joint Press Conference: National Police of Haiti and Kenyan Counterpart Unite for Peace

In a momentous joint press conference, the National Police's high command, led by Rameau Normil, and their Kenyan counterpart, represented by Commander of the MMSS, Godfrey Otunge, emphasized their united mission to restore peace and stability in Haiti. This significant event underscored the collaborative efforts of international authorities and local forces to combat the rising tide of gang violence and insecurity plaguing the nation.

Rameau Normil proudly announced that elite elements of the National Police had successfully taken back control of Port-au-Prince's main hospital the previous Sunday. This strategic victory marks a crucial step in the ongoing battle against gang dominance in the capital. Normil's declaration that "the gangs' reign is over" resonated strongly, instilling hope among the populace and reaffirming the police's commitment to reclaiming territories from gang control.

Emphasizing the importance of community involvement, Normil called upon the population to collaborate with the National Police. He stressed that restoring peace and security is not solely the responsibility of law enforcement but a collective effort that requires the active participation of every citizen. The call to action aims to foster trust and cooperation between the police force and the public, creating a united front against criminal elements.

Commander Godfrey Otunge of the MMSS echoed the mission's steadfast dedication to restoring peace in Haiti. He ruled out any possibility of failure, reiterating the MMSS's unwavering commitment to working closely with Haiti's National Police. 

As the nation navigates this critical juncture, the combined efforts of the National Police, international allies, and the Haitian people offer a beacon of hope. The commitment to reclaiming territories and ensuring the safety of citizens stands as a testament to the resilience and strength of those dedicated to Haiti's future.

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