When questioned by journalist Wendell Théodore about the frequent takeovers of neighborhoods by armed gangs, Fritz Jean sought to temper perceptions. “No. The criminal gangs are advancing every day. They make incursions into certain neighborhoods before withdrawing. It’s not the same thing,” he clarified, seemingly wanting to avoid the impression of a total defeat of law enforcement forces on certain fronts.

Regarding whether there has been a decrease in the activity of the Kenyans, leaders of the Multinational Security Support Mission, the president of the CPT affirmed that they are still operating alongside the Haitian National Police (PNH). “The Kenyans number between 1,100 and 1,200, with 700 to 800 troops. But they are facing logistical difficulties. They have equipment that is not entirely suited to the reality on the ground,” emphasized Fritz Jean on Télé Métropole, acknowledging a lack of results in the fight against insecurity.