Math Teacher Turned Gang Leader Killed: Haiti’s Gang Violence Escalates

Math Teacher Surrenders, World Takes Notice of Haitian Gang Kingpin’s Death

In a shocking turn of events, a math teacher in Haiti, who had transformed into a powerful and feared gang leader, has been reported dead. Iscar Andrisse, also known as Isca Andriss, was killed in a region of a massive beach slum that he had controlled for years, according to local media. This news has raised concerns about a potential surge in gang violence in the area.

Former Mayor Expresses Regret

Essay Boshar, the former mayor, confirmed Andrisse’s death and expressed his regret over the involvement of such an intelligent individual in gang activities. The exact date of Andrisse’s death has not been immediately disclosed.

A Reign of Terror

Andrisse, who was once a math and physics teacher, ruled over the Bellecourt community within the Cité Soleil slum. His gang, notorious for crimes such as murder, robbery, rape, and truck hijacking, had gained a reputation for their reign of terror. The United Nations (UN) emphasized their involvement in various illegal activities through a report.

An Unlikely Alliance

Afterward, Andrisse joined forces with Jimmy Cherizier, a well-known gang leader also known as “Barbecue,” to form the “G9 Family and Allies” alliance. Cherizier’s influence within the gang was evident, as his approval was required for media interviews. The UN also revealed that Andrisse established the Siloe Foundation in 2015 to build a positive image and gain support from the local community.

Targeting Innocent Civilians

Andrisse and other gang leaders faced criticism for leading deadly attacks on innocent civilians in Haiti. These actions caused significant harm and insecurity within the affected communities. In addition to their criminal activities, Andrisse’s gang disrupted the operation of a major fuel terminal in Port-au-Prince last year, leading to severe consequences for the country.

Uncertainty and Concerns

With Andrisse’s death, a power vacuum has emerged in the Bellecourt community, leaving uncertainty about future leadership and control in the area. This has reignited concerns about the ongoing issue of gang violence in Haiti. As the country grapples with the aftermath of Andrisse’s death, there are fears that rival gangs may engage in power struggles to fill the void left by the deceased gang leader.

Source: FOX NEWS