Florida resident Jocelyn Dor is one of three suspects arrested for smuggling firearms for Haiti’s deadly 400 Mawozo gang. Find more about the culprit.
The suspects were filed with an arrest warrant by the Affidavit from US Court for District of Columbia on November 2, 2021.
Their arrest came the same day, and they were assigned severe federal charges for three laws violation viz. Illegal Export, Possession of Firearms, and Kidnapping 17 innocent local citizens.
The weapons, including low-grade 40 caliber shells to heavy explosives, were seized by the raiding police department on the first week of Movember.
The lethal .50 Caliber Barrett Model 82A1 Sniper weapon was also illegally transported to the Haitian gang from the South Florida region.
Florida: Who Is Jocelyn Dor?
Jocelyn Dor is a Haitian native currently living in Florida state who was arrested on November 2 for the illegal export of deadly firearms to the 400 Mawozo gangs in Haiti.
“Eliande Tunis, Jocelyn Dor, and Walder St. Louis, filled orders for assorted weapons sent via WhatsApp. The three suspects bought the guns and ammo from licensed dealers in Florida, and shipped them to Haiti in barrels, concealed under piles of clothing, shoes, and Gatorade” https://t.co/dmthmGDXc0
— Mr. Wap Kon Jorge ?? (@Wopkonjorge) November 2, 2021
Jocelyn had authentic American citizenship, but the insider details of illegal trades have always been tarnishing the slumber attitude he posed in public.
Jocelyn was one of the three main suspects arrested from a South Florida trading port.
He was jailed together with Eliande Tunis and Walder St. Louis, the three gang members supplying unauthorized and illegal firearms to the Haiti-based 400 Mawozo gang, known for their attacks and recent violence in Haiti.
Jocelyn was currently living in the southern part of Florida to facilitate the gang mobilization and easy access to the export port by the bay.
He has been issued multiple arrest warrants before his current crime for illegal transactions with aggressive mobs.
The police department has prepared three major crimes details under bold headings to prioritize his early capture, the report being approved by Columbia District court following November.
Jocelyn will be facing at least 10 years in prison for capturing 17 of the residents and some Canadian provincial people to restrict them from telling the police.
Jocelyn Dor Arrested On Trafficking, Here Are The Charges
Jocelyn Dor was arrested along with his two crime partners in November 2021 for illegal smuggling and trafficking of unauthorized firearms into the Haiti war region.
#Haiti ??: #US ??: #Mawozo400
ELIANDE TUNIS, JOCELYN DOR, AND WALDER ST. LOUIS, Defendants. Case No. … LOUIS (hereinafter “ST. LOUIS”) a #Haitian citizen, who resides in Florida. https://t.co/6hxAKPassF— Pierre F. Lherisson (@P_F_Lherisson_) November 2, 2021
As per police reports, Jocelyn has been charged with three criminal accords for dealing with the 400 Mawozo gangs and facilitating them with weapons to cause havoc to the general slum people of Haiti.
Jocelyn has been charged with violation of ECRA i.e., Export Control Reform Act that limits the adversity of foreign export.
He has also been vindicated for Illegal Smuggling of Weapons, away from the States as per 18 USC law clauses.
Similarly, he has been charged with kidnapping and torturing 17 naive American and Canadian people while conducting the trade.
He will be put behind bars for at least half of his life(25 years), witnessing the present intensity of his crime, and be issued $200k in initial penalty.
Reports On Jocelyn Dor- Police Federal Updates
FBI agents and law enforcement officers have been investigating the smuggling case tracing Jocelyn back to the illegal trade port and arresting him there.
Jocelyn Dor has been charged with illegal export, kidnapping, and trafficking crimes, and the police released the Whatsapp screenshots of the trade and dealing with two Haitian Higher-ups to aid their report.
As per Police Federal, Jocelyn has been active in the illegal trade since September 24, 2021.
Three Florida residents are facing federal charges for allegedly smuggling firearms from South Florida to 400 Mawozo gang, in #Haiti
Eliande Tunis,
Jocelyn Dor,
Walder St. Louis,
They filled orders for assorted weapons sent via WhatsApp by two unnamed 400 Mawozo higher-ups,— Pierre F. Lherisson (@P_F_Lherisson_) November 2, 2021