DEA ARRESTS MARTELLY ADVISER RUDOLPH JAAR IN A BELIEF THAT HE WILL GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST OTHERS IN A MOVE TO END IMPUNITY

April 26, 2013

More arrests expected in immediate future as DEA starts to move on evidence gathered over the past two years.  A list of 11 people  is awaiting action and this includes at least two females.  Some say that ex-Prime Minister Max Bellerive is targeted.

Many are awaiting events with fear as it seems no one is safe from this sweep.

We watch the game with interest.

If you are facing 40 years as a Drug Kingpin there is a tendency to talk.  Loyalty and friendship are tossed out the door when contemplating a lifetime in a small concrete cubicle, surrounded by guys who want to rape you.

A truly frightening concept.

You can run but you cannot hide.

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  1. Haitian businessman wanted in U.S. is arrested in Dominican Republic

    By Jacqueline Charles
    jcharles@MiamiHerald.com
    A Haitian businessman wanted on drug trafficking charges in the United States was arrested Thursday at a luxurious hotel in the Dominican Republic.

    Rodolphe Jaar was arrested by agents from the Dominican Republic’s anti-drugs enforcement agency at a Santo Domingo hotel after being served with a U.S. arrest warrant. He will be extradited to the United States.

    Jaar, who lives in Port-au-Prince, was found with a Haitian passport, and a temporary Dominican residence card. He is listed as an officer of several Florida-based businesses including United Foam and Plastic, LLC.

    He was also involved in business ventures in his native Haiti, serving as general director of an agriculture association that last year entered into a partnership with Haiti’s agriculture ministry and the U.S. Agency for International Development. The goal of the venture, the WINNER project, is to help rehabilitate a river in Haiti’s Cul-de-Sac Plain.

    Jaar’s group, according to a press note on WINNER’s website, was tasked with providing the materials and workers for the dredging efforts.

    U.S. officials in Miami unsealed the grand jury indictment against Jaar, also known as “Whiskey,” on Thursday. He and several others listed on the indictment are accused of conspiracy to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine in the United States. If convicted, he would face up to life in prison.

    Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/04/26/v-print/3367065/haitian-businessman-wanted-in.html#storylink=cpy

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