Haitian vigilantes kill, set fire to 5 more suspected gangsters
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Five more men have been killed and set on fire by vigilante crowds in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, raising the death toll from the extrajudicial slayings to at least 18 in the past week.
"It’s horrible for them to be killed in front of the eyes of the police," said Jean Marc Étienne, who witnessed the scene while sitting in a park in front of the station. "That shows nobody is safe, that anybody can be killed."
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