244 Haitians Expelled from Dominican Republic after Killing along Border
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According the news from the Associated Press. "people of Haitian descent were blamed for fatally stabbing a married Dominican couple," only to get away with two bags of coffee...
Residents of Neiba DR went on a rampage and killed an innocent Haitian man, sending the other Haitians in town running for their lives and seeking refuge in a nearby police station.
The police surrendered them to Dominican military who then expelled them back to Haiti... I am assuming it is for their protection...
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The peoples of the Dominican Republic are just sitting ducks or innocent by standers.
Our beef is with the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC GOVERNMENT.
The Government is the
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