Hombre denuncia agresión por parte de extranjeros haitianos tras reclamarles por consumo de drogas

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SAN FRANCISCO DE MACORÍS. – Un residente en el populoso sector San Martín (conocido como Rabo de Chivo), identificado como "Bori", denunció que fue brutalmente agredido por un grupo de nacionales haitianos. El incidente se produjo cuando el afectado les solicitó que dejaran de consumir sustancias ilícitas frente a su vivienda.  El afectado, quien presenta heridas abiertas en el rostro, hematomas en la clavícula y laceraciones en las piernas, relató que el conflicto inició por una preocupación familiar. Según sus declaraciones, su esposa se encuentra en un estado de salud delicado y el humo de la marihuana que el grupo consumía constantemente estaba afectando su bienestar.  "Yo salí a decirles, de buena manera, que no fumaran ahí porque mi esposa está enferma. Sin mediar palabras, uno de ellos me dio con un bloque de cemento en la cara", narró la víctima mientras mostraba sus heridas.  Denuncian "peaje" policial e inacción de Migración  Más allá de la agresión física, "Bori" lanzó duras críticas contra la operatividad de las autoridades en el sector San Martín. El denunciante afirmó que la Policía Nacional acude al lugar, pero presuntamente no para imponer el orden, sino para recibir sobornos de quienes operan en la ilegalidad.  Visiblemente indignado, el afectado recordó que en el pasado ayudó a sus agresores facilitándoles incluso electricidad, recibiendo violencia como respuesta. Hizo un llamado urgente a las autoridades competentes para que intervengan antes de que la comunidad tome medidas por cuenta propia.  "Si las autoridades no actúan, nosotros mismos vamos a tener que resolver, porque mis hijos no se van a quedar de brazos cruzados viendo cómo me dejaron", advirtió.

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00:00Yes, look, here where I live, there are some haitians who live,

00:05so they live in fumando yeiva all night here,

00:08so my wife is not bad, it's a couple of days,

00:11and I came to tell them, as I go every day,

00:14to tell them that they are not fumando yeiva there,

00:18so they continued fumando, so I got there and I went to tell them to Coycino,

00:22that I came to talk to them, to see if they were removed from there,

00:25and Coycino told me that they were there and put it in the quereira,

00:28so when I came there, when I came there,

00:33what I got there was a piece of blood, and I gave it in the face.

00:36With a blood you gave it?

00:37Yes, I gave it there too, in the clavícula,

00:43and there was a piece of blood.

00:45And how many were they?

00:50The one who gave it there was one,

00:53but they are three who live here,

00:55so they came from Vita y Valle,

00:58you know,

00:59there's a chorus of haitians all night here.

01:01Do you have any documents?

01:02No, none, none.

01:03This one is filled here,

01:04and there too, they are there too.

01:07Are you tired of these haitians?

01:10Yes, we told them to the police,

01:12and they come and take it out,

01:14they give them 200 pesos,

01:16and they go out there and they go out there,

01:18and they go out here, in the group,

01:20and they come, you know,

01:22they are doing everything here.

01:23Have you had other situations?

01:25Yes, every time,

01:26you come and they go out there,

01:28one with the other,

01:29you know.

01:30What do you say the president of the

01:31neighbors and the residents,

01:35before that happen any disgrace?

01:37What do you say?

01:37No, everyone says that they come to the police

01:40and they don't take it.

01:41Migration comes here,

01:42and never has been seen on this street,

01:44and I have seen it to there,

01:46and they have sent it to there,

01:47and they don't come.

01:48You know, it's full here.

01:51Tell me, how did he accept you?

01:56Or did you come to the police?

01:57How did you come to the police?

01:59After I came to talk to the police,

02:01I went to the police,

02:04I went to the police,

02:05and I took the police,

02:06and I gave it to the police.

02:07So I gave it to the police,

02:08and I gave it to the police.

02:10You stayed unconscious?

02:12Yes, you know,

02:14according to the blood, you know.

02:15What did the doctors tell you?

02:18They told me,

02:18I also had to take a plaque in my head,

02:20and put it in the clavícula,

02:22and I have to leave it there.

02:24And they live there, then?

02:26Yes, they didn't come to the police.

02:28I came to the police.

02:29Because if the police don't do anything,

02:32I don't want to leave it like that.

02:33My children won't come to the police.

02:37If the police don't come to the police,

02:39and if the police don't come and take it away,

02:42I'll take it away.

02:43You don't want to leave it like that?

02:45No, I don't want to leave it, but imagine.

02:47Oye los favores que yo les he hecho,

02:49que yo hasta la luz les he pasado.

02:51Tú sabes.

02:52Así que cogiendo el pelo y baili,

02:54y ve lo que ellos me hacen.

02:55No.

02:56No.

02:57No.

02:58No.

02:59No.

03:00No.

03:00You

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