A group of twenty eight foreign mercenaries, together with retired Colombian troopers, killed the Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse earlier on as per police claimed.
After a gun battle within the capital Port-au-Prince, seventeen were detained, some at the house in which they were living and others detained when coming into Taiwan’s diplomatic compound.
Three suspects were killed by police and eight are still in the list of wanted people. Bloodied and contusion in remission, some suspects were shown to the media yesterday on Thursday, at the side of a slew of taken weapons. It is still unclear that who unionized the attack and with what motive.
The attack materialized within the early hours of Wednesday, once gunmen burst into the president’s range in Haitian capital, shooting him dead and wounding his spouse. Mr Moïse who was 53y ear old, was found lying on his back with twelve bullet wounds and a gouged eye, in line with authorities.

Martine Moïse, the wife of president who is 47 year old, was seriously wounded and is in a very stable condition when being flown to USA for treatment.
Seized weapons and passports:
Police claimed that the team enclosed mostly Colombians, at the side of 2 Haitian-Americans.
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Found within the suspects’ possession were firearms, sets dollar bills, by the president’s personal checkbook and therefore the server that control police investigation camera footage from his home, as per media reports.
Taiwan confirmed that eleven of the suspects were in remission when breaking into a grounds at its compound.
Angry civilians had joined explore for the gunmen, and helped police hunt some who were involved in the activity in bushes. The gang set hearth to a few of the suspects’ cars and destroyed proof.
“We Haitians are appalled, we do not accept it. We are ready to help because we need to know who is behind this, their names, their background so that justice can do its job.”
one man told news agency.
Police chief Léon Charles immersed calm and said the general public shouldn’t take the law into their own hands. At the group discussion police showed reporters Colombian passports.
“Foreigners came to our country to kill the president,” Mr Charles also claimed, that there were the suspects on the ground behind him in handcuffs.
Colombia’s government has confirmed that a minimum of six of the suspects gave the impression to be retired members of its military. It’s pledged to help Haiti with its investigation efforts.

The U.S. state department, meanwhile, claimed that it couldn’t ensure if any of its voters had been detained. However U.S. and Canadian media are reporting that one amongst the twin voters in remission, James Solages who is 35 and is from America, was a former bodyguard at the Canadian embassy in Haiti.
A representative also told native media that bodyguard Solages and the other different U.S citizens named as Joseph Vincent, had claimed that they were there as translators for the mercenaries and they found this job on internet.