HAITI-CRIME-Police arrest two following violence at gay party
Aug 13, 2013
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, CMC –Police say they have arrested two men following violent attacks on a British Red Cross Mission Chief and his Haitian gay partner while they were organising a ceremony in the capital. Police Inspector in the Petion-Ville district, Patrick Rosarion, told the Haitian website, HCNN, that a mob in the Bourdon area attacked a group of gay individuals on Saturday night while they were attending a betrothal ceremony. "When people in the neighbourhood learned about what was going on, they launched an attack against the house with molotov cocktails and other means.
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