US EditionWoman poisons 40 gang members of criminal organization with empanadas
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In an act that has shocked Haiti and attracted international attention, a woman in the city of Kenscoff took justice by her own hand by poisoning 40 members of the “Viv ansanm” gang, one of the most feared criminal groups in the country. The fact was revealed and viralized on social networks, where it was reported that the woman used her job as a empanadas seller to gain the trust of the gang members, whom she frequently attended. In an unexpect…
In Kenscoff, Haiti, a woman has been identified as responsible for the death of at least 40 members of the armed group Viv Ansanm, after having provided them with poisoned empanadas. According to local media, the woman was known for selling patés, typical Haitian empanadas, to members of the band, and, taking advantage of the trust she had developed with them, tricked them into selling contaminated food to them. SEE MORE: Municipalities of Tabas…
A woman merchant in Haiti killed at least 40 gang members after handing over poisoned empanadas to them, in a fact that has generated shock in the commune of Kenscoff, Port-au-Prince district, according to CNN. The author of the poisoning, whose identity has not been disclosed by the authorities, allegedly used caterpillar oil—a [...] The post Poisoned empanadas: merchant caused the death of 40 gang members in Haiti appeared first on Diario Digi…
Port-au-Prince. Gang members of the Viv Ansanm coalition staged another horror show in Haiti, where they continue to act unchecked today in the presence of the police, the army and foreign troops. The bandits set fire to a car dealership known as Automeca, located on the road to Port-au-Prince airport. Videos circulating on social networks show dozens of vehicles reduced to ashes, testifying to the extent of the damage caused by this fire.
In the midst of the wave of violence and constant insecurity in Haiti, a woman took “own-handed action” when she poisoned 40 gang members of the criminal organization known as “Viv ansanm,” who maintain control in the city of Kenscoff. It was through social networks and international media that the case of this woman began to develop, which poisoned several dozen gang members with the empanadas she sells day by day within her community. Trump wi…
A woman in Haiti poisoned empanadas to eliminate 40 criminals from a gang. The gang would have killed the woman’s relatives.
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