Assassination

Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his home on July 7, 2021. Four people are now in custody for the crime.

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US police have arrested four more people for alleged roles in the plot to assassinate Haitian President Jovenel Moise in 2021.

“We will deliver justice in the courtroom.” The plan was reportedly abandoned because they did not have an aircraft. According to the Justice Department (DOJ), Venezuelan-American Antonio “Tony” Intriago, who is the owner of Florida-based CTU Security, hired a squad of former Colombian soldiers for the operation.

U.S. authorities have arrested four more people they say are tied to the assassination of Haiti's president. Eleven suspects are now in U.S. custody.

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Suspect in assassination of Haiti president Jovenel Moïse met with FBI ahead of the deadly murder, and tried to use FBI ties to carry out plot to kidnap and ...

The prosecutor, Monica Castro, said that when federal agents went to arrest him, the businessman opened the door with a curtain rod in his hands and displayed “extreme agitation.” Asked about work, Intriago said he had become a Realtor and had worked “jobs here and there” during the last year but wasn’t making any significant amount of money. Bergmann said that he sold his business and is receiving $2,500 a month for the next four months. “I used to have one,” Intriago, a Venezuelan national, said about his attorney, “but during the last year all my accounts were closed. The complaint said Ortiz may have tried to use that pre-existing relationship and the meeting, which occurred around April 6, 2021, “to suggest to others that CTU was affiliated with the FBI and/or the Department of Justice.” One reason may have been that in the final weeks he was alive, Moïse had stopped going to the palace, as he increasingly became concerned about an attack on his life, sourced previously told the Herald. Intriago who for the past 20 months has had a private attorney, said he could no longer afford the fees. [Arcángel Pretel Ortiz](https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article269213547.html), one of 11 defendants accused in the plot to kidnap and kill Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, was so emboldened as an FBI informant that the Miami-area resident met with agents and promoted “regime change” in Haiti ahead of the brazen presidential assassination. To be president of Haiti, one needs to live in the country for at least five years and hold no other nationality. The plot later shifted to the president’s private residence in the Pelerin 5 neighborhood. resident, told Louis that he was a “shadow driver” for a hotel making about $1,800 a month plus an extra $1,000 with tips. custody, “wore a pin that created the false impression that he was affiliated with the Department of State and he also had fake CIA credentials.”

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U.S. authorities have arrested four more people in the slaying of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, including the owner of a Miami-area security company that ...

“It's a huge crime that happened against the nation,” she said. Meanwhile, no court hearings have been held yet for the more than 40 suspects arrested in Haiti, with many of them including 18 Colombian soldiers languishing in a severely overcrowded jail in Port-au-Prince that often lacks food and water. Shortly before Moïse was killed, Solages yelled that it was supposedly a DEA operation so that the president’s security detail would comply. A spike in kidnappings, rapes and killings have prompted Prime Minister Ariel Henry to demand the immediate deployment of foreign troops. government informant and Haitian businessman Rodolphe Jaar, who was extradited from the Dominican Republic. A power vacuum following the assassination has allowed gangs in Haiti to gain more power and control more territory, with experts estimating that they control 60% of Port-au-Prince. Antonio “Tony” Intriago, 59, a Venezuelan-American who owned CTU Security that hired the Colombians, is charged with conspiracy to kill or kidnap a person outside the U.S. Sanon, who envisioned himself as Haiti's new leader, was supposed to seize power, but some suspects soon favored a former Haitian Supreme Court judge to take over instead. The plotters had hoped to reap lucrative contracts under a new administration once Moïse was out of the way, investigators allege. A total of 11 suspects are now in U.S. A fourth suspect, Frederick Joseph Bergmann Jr., 64, of Tampa, is accused of smuggling goods including 20 CTU-branded ballistic vests disguised as medical X-ray vests and school supplies. financier Walter Veintemilla, 54, of Weston, Fla., is accused of funding the operation.

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Arcángel Pretel Ortiz, one of 11 defendants accused in the plot to kidnap and kill Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, was so emboldened as an FBI informant ...

The prosecutor, Monica Castro, said that when federal agents went to arrest him, the businessman opened the door with a curtain rod in his hands and displayed “extreme agitation.” Asked about work, Intriago said he had become a Realtor and had worked “jobs here and there” during the last year but wasn’t making any significant amount of money. Bergmann said that he sold his business and is receiving $2,500 a month for the next four months from the sale. “I used to have one,” Intriago, a Venezuelan national, said about his attorney, “but during the last year all my accounts were closed. The complaint said Ortiz may have tried to use that pre-existing relationship and the meeting, which occurred around April 6, 2021, “to suggest to others that CTU was affiliated with the FBI and/or the Department of Justice.” One reason may have been that in the final weeks he was alive, Moïse had stopped going to the palace, as he increasingly became concerned about an attack on his life, sourced previously told the Herald. Intriago who for the past 20 months has had a private attorney, said he could no longer afford the fees. [Arcángel Pretel Ortiz](https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article269213547.html), one of 11 defendants accused in the plot to kidnap and kill Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, was so emboldened as an FBI informant that the Miami-area resident met with agents and promoted “regime change” in Haiti ahead of the brazen presidential assassination. To be president of Haiti, one needs to live in the country for at least five years and hold no other nationality. The plot later shifted to the president’s private residence in the Pelerin 5 neighborhood. resident, told Louis that he was a “shadow driver” for a hotel making about $1,800 a month plus an extra $1,000 with tips. custody, “wore a pin that created the false impression that he was affiliated with the Department of State and he also had fake CIA credentials.”

Four men suspected of being involved in the 2021 killing of Haiti's president were arrested Tuesday in Florida by U.S. officials. Three of the men—Antonio ...

[growing](https://www.axios.com/2021/03/17/haiti-capitol-riot-democracy) in Haiti at the time of his death, and some Haitians had called for his removal. Charges levied against the suspects range from conspiracy, smuggling, and financing the operation that resulted in the July 2021 killing of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse. Four men suspected of being involved in the 2021 killing of Haiti’s president were arrested Tuesday in Florida by U.S.

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Arcangel Pretel Ortiz, 50, Antonio Intriago 59, Walter Veintemilla, 54, and Frederick Bergmann, 64, have all been charged with conspiracy to kill Moïse and ...

An entrepreneur, who never held a political position, Moïse was chosen by the country's previous president Michel Martelly, who resigned in 2016 without a plan of succession. The suspects allegedly hatched a plan to replace Moïse with Christian Emmanuel Sanon in exchange for future government contracts. Tien of the Department of Homeland Security said, “The Department of Homeland Security is deeply committed to combating transnational organized crime. According to court documents, the plan fell apart when suspects couldn't find a plane or weapons to carry out the scheme. “The court documents unsealed today outline an alleged plan by the defendants, some of whom were operating within the United States, to remove President Moise from office by either killing or kidnapping him in order to replace him with a candidate who would serve their political goals and financial interests. According to the attorney's office of Southern Florida, three of the men are U.S.