Dismantling of a Toll Booth in Arcahaie by the Haitian National Police
By Gedeon Delva · Port-au-Prince
· 1 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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The Haitian National Police (PNH) dismantled a toll booth this weekend in the commune of Arcahaie, specifically in the locality of Bercy. The police institution made the announcement on its Facebook account this Sunday, January 4.
During this operation, law enforcement officers were supported by the specialized task force, the PNH reported. On site, police destroyed a clandestine checkpoint set up by armed individuals. This setup was used to extort money from road users and impede free movement, authorities indicated.
Several firearms were also seized by the officers. Among the recovered equipment were two M4-type rifles of 5.56 mm caliber, a Kalashnikov-type weapon of 7.62 mm caliber, as well as magazines.
Without providing too many details or a full assessment, the PNH indicated that members of an armed group were neutralized.
The police institution, through a statement this Sunday, renewed its commitment to work towards the re-establishment of order in the country.
Gedeon Delva / Le Relief
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