Dead man walking

[JD Jones]

Alleged leader of dangerous Haitian gang is handed over by Dominican authorities and then lynched in Juana Méndez

Author:We are Pueblo Media
December 30, 2024
1 min. reading


Dominican authorities handed over on Monday the alleged leader of one of the most dangerous gangs in Haiti, Faro Markenson, known as "Commander Tirad", at the border crossing between Juana Méndez and Dajabón. Minutes after being received by the Haitian police, an angry crowd lynched him and burned his body.
Markenson, who is accused of being the leader of a group dedicated to murder in Haiti, was captured in Santiago by members of the General Directorate of Migration and the J2. He was subsequently taken under escort to the border crossing in Dajabón, where he was handed over to the Haitian authorities, represented by a commissioner of the Haitian National Police.
However, just a few minutes after the handover, an angry mob in the town of Juana Méndez intercepted the officers guarding him. In an act of self-imposed justice, they beat him to death and proceeded to set his body on fire in front of numerous witnesses.
The incident has sparked alarm and debate about tensions at the border, as well as the ability of Haitian authorities to ensure due process and security in high-profile cases like this one.

Presunto líder de peligrosa banda haitiana es entregado por autoridades dominicanas y luego linchado en Juana Méndez

Las autoridades dominicanas entregaron este lunes al presunto cabecilla de una de las bandas más peligrosas de Haití, Faro Markenson, conocido como

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Captured in Santiago. Not so tuff without his guns.

 

[LindseyKaufman]

The reports from Haiti keep getting crazier. What’s next?

 

[NanSanPedro]

This is a good thing. Haiti needs more of this, not less.

 

[chico bill]

They 'lynched him' but then "beat him to death".
I think either the report is totally fake or the reporter doesn't know what lynching actually is

 

[SKY]

They 'lynched him' but then "beat him to death".
I think either the report is totally fake or the reporter doesn't know what lynching actually is

The second one makes more sense. Not a lot of rope for sale around there...........

 

[NanSanPedro]

They 'lynched him' but then "beat him to death".
I think either the report is totally fake or the reporter doesn't know what lynching actually is

As long as he's dead, no one should care.

 

[MikeFisher]

Beautiful, all those Gang leaders, responsible for countless slaughter on innocents and assessinations all around, should be hadled this way.
They torture the public for years to run their darn drug/gang businesses, that here is exactly what they deserve, to eb taken by the people they tortured for so long.
The DR Government has to take in all of those guys hiding like cowards in DR, so they Haitian People can do Justice as earned.

 

[Big]

This is a good thing. Haiti needs more of this, not less.

this indicates a complete lawless meltdown. Mob justice will keep any businessman out of the country.

 

[NanSanPedro]

this indicates a complete lawless meltdown. Mob justice will keep any businessman out of the country.

Like businesses are lining up to open factories with the gangs there.

 

[Big]

Like businesses are lining up to open factories with the gangs there.

yea, it does not really matter. The country is completely defunct.

 

[Big]

Like businesses are lining up to open factories with the gangs there.

The travel restrictions for Haiti are the same as Syria on the state dept web site. 'do not travel"

 

[MikeFisher]

Like businesses are lining up to open factories with the gangs there.

No "business man" with a sane mind would consider Haiti for the next 100 years,
aside of the typical Gang and Narco Business purposes, of course.

 

[Ecoman1949]

Begs the question , how many more gang leaders and members are at the border waiting to cross or already in the DR?

 

[MikeFisher]

Begs the question , how many more gang leaders and members are at the border waiting to cross or already in the DR?

many, so the haitian people over there better get ready for their return, sharpen the Machetes and get some good ropes to hang 'em higher.

 

[Manuel01]

This is a good thing. Haiti needs more of this, not less.

Yes and No. This might keeping the Dominicans from deporting this scumbags and than we have to deal with them.

 

[SKY]

Yes and No. This might keeping the Dominicans from deporting this scumbags and than we have to deal with them.

I guess you don't know much about Dominicans................

 

[Manuel01]

I guess you don't know much about Dominicans................

i guess after 20 years living here i do and believe me that whenever thy ask for $ from Big Daddy USA or Uncle UN they tell them exactly what to do and what not and THEY LISTEN !!!

 

[Manuel01]

i guess after 20 years living here i do and believe me that whenever they ask for $ from Big Daddy USA or Uncle UN, they tell them exactly what to do and what not and THEY LISTEN !!! We are just lucky that Daddy Donald is in charge pretty soon and he want give a F... !

 

[Manuel01]

I guess you don't know much about Dominicans................

one more thing... The Relatives of the next guy that get deported and lynched can sue the DR for Millions and they will win. Believe me that there are plenty of liberal a-hole Lawyers and Organizations that will represent them. This is basic international Law. This Guy lynched so short time after his deportation was actually the worst thing that could happen to the entire DR and the abinader administration.

 

[JD Jones]

Sued for what? The guy was turned over to the Haitian police. They are the ones who either couldn't/didn't want to fight their compatriots over a sack of trash.