Haitian National Police | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-19

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Haitian National Police


00:00:52 1 Mission
00:01:10 2 Strength
00:01:53 3 History
00:08:48 4 General Organization
00:09:14 4.1 National Organization
00:10:06 5 Centrally controlled organizations
00:10:16 5.1 General and Administrative Services
00:11:14 5.2 Administrative Police
00:15:30 5.3 Judicial Police
00:17:45 5.4 Regional Organization
00:19:02 5.5 Paramilitary units
00:19:18 5.6 Coast Guard
00:19:38 6 Recruitment
00:22:17 7 Vehicles
00:22:33 8 Weapons
00:22:54 9 Haitian Police Academy
00:24:31 10 See also



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The Haitian National Police (PNH; French: Police Nationale d’Haïti, literally "National Police of Haiti"), is the law enforcement and de facto police force of Haiti. It was created in 1995 to bring public security under civilian control as mandated in Haiti's constitution.  More than 8,500 police officers have completed training in modern law enforcement.
The police force has divided itself into different divisions to tackle the many problems facing Haiti. Many of these divisions are specialised to address particular chronic crimes that affect the nation including kidnapping, drugs, and gangs. The force also has a Coast Guard, and paramilitary units. The United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti has implemented a series of plans to increase the size of the police force to 14,000.