The FBI is warning American citizens, particularly South Florida residents, against traveling to Haiti as the Caribbean nation experiences heightened violence.
in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. The suspected gangsters were stoned and lit on fire with gasoline-soaked tires after they were pulled from police custody by the mob during a traffic stop.
Before they were able to carry out the fight, cops pulled over a minibus and confiscated weapons from the suspects, who were then “unfortunately lynched by members of the population,” the Haiti National Police said in a brief statement. Following the melee, an Associated Press reporter witnessed the 13 bodies being burned in the street.AFP via Getty Images
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