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Ladybbird · 16-08-25, 16:20

HAITI: Trump Places $5MIL Bounty on BRUTAL Warlord Barbecue Who Burned 70 People to Death

Jimmy Barbecue Cherizier has been indicted on charges of conspiring to transfer funds from the United States to fund gang activities in Haiti and now has a $5MIL bounty on his head

MailOnline 16 AUG 2025

Donald Trump has placed a $5 million price on the head of Haitian warlord Jimmy Barbecue Cherizier.

The US Justice Department has accused the gang boss of funnelling cash from the US to bankroll his bloody criminal empire in Port au Prince. Officials announced the bounty worth GB3.7 million offering the reward for information that leads to the capture of the 48 year old former police officer.

He is wanted in America for allegedly violating US sanctions. Cherizier, along with alleged accomplice Bazile Richardson, has been indicted on charges of conspiring to transfer funds from the US to support gang activities in Haiti

Richardson, a naturalised US citizen, was arrested in Texas last month. Theres a good reason that theres a $5 million reward for information leading to Cheriziers arrest, US Attorney Jeanine Pirro said. Hes a gang leader responsible for heinous human rights abuses, including violence against American citizens in Haiti

Cherizier, who leads the G9 Family and Allies alliance of heavily armed gangs, is accused of running a reign of terror across the Haitian capital.

His street name is said to stem from his alleged penchant for setting fire to rivals homes while the occupants are still inside. He maintains it comes from his mothers grilled chicken stand.

In one of the most notorious incidents linked to his rule, 70 people were killed in 2018 when he allegedly torched 400 houses in La Saline, a densely populated neighbourhood in Port au Prince.

The US Treasury Department placed him under sanctions in 2020, with the United Nations following suit in 2022.

Haiti has been plagued by gang violence for several years

The gangs under his command are accused of murder, robbery, extortion, rape, targeted assassinations, drug trafficking, and kidnappings.

According to US prosecutors, Cherizier and Richardson raised funds from Haitians living in America, funnelling the money through intermediaries in Haiti to pay gang members wages and buy firearms.

The G9 alliance played a key role in an organised assault last year that ultimately forced Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry from office, prompting the creation of a transitional council to take his place.

Cherizier and Richardson sought to raise funds in the United States to bankroll Cheriziers violent criminal enterprise, which is driving a security crisis in Haiti, said Assistant Attorney General John Eisenberg.

The National Security Division does not tolerate criminal gang fundraising in the United States, and will continue to pursue those who enable Haitis violence and instability

Haiti remains the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,283 Thanks: 28,734 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	HAITI: Trump Places $5MIL Bounty on BRUTAL Warlord Who Burnt 70 People to Death HAITI: Trump Places $5MIL Bounty on BRUTAL Warlord Barbecue Who Burned 70 People to Death Jimmy Barbecue Cherizier has been indicted on charges of conspiring to transfer funds from the United States to fund gang activities in Haiti and now has a $5MIL bounty on his head MailOnline 16 AUG 2025 Donald Trump has placed a $5 million price on the head of Haitian warlord Jimmy Barbecue Cherizier. The US Justice Department has accused the gang boss of funnelling cash from the US to bankroll his bloody criminal empire in Port au Prince. Officials announced the bounty worth GB3.7 million offering the reward for information that leads to the capture of the 48 year old former police officer. He is wanted in America for allegedly violating US sanctions. Cherizier, along with alleged accomplice Bazile Richardson, has been indicted on charges of conspiring to transfer funds from the US to support gang activities in Haiti Richardson, a naturalised US citizen, was arrested in Texas last month. Theres a good reason that theres a $5 million reward for information leading to Cheriziers arrest, US Attorney Jeanine Pirro said. Hes a gang leader responsible for heinous human rights abuses, including violence against American citizens in Haiti Cherizier, who leads the G9 Family and Allies alliance of heavily armed gangs, is accused of running a reign of terror across the Haitian capital. His street name is said to stem from his alleged penchant for setting fire to rivals homes while the occupants are still inside. He maintains it comes from his mothers grilled chicken stand. In one of the most notorious incidents linked to his rule, 70 people were killed in 2018 when he allegedly torched 400 houses in La Saline, a densely populated neighbourhood in Port au Prince. The US Treasury Department placed him under sanctions in 2020, with the United Nations following suit in 2022. Haiti has been plagued by gang violence for several years The gangs under his command are accused of murder, robbery, extortion, rape, targeted assassinations, drug trafficking, and kidnappings. According to US prosecutors, Cherizier and Richardson raised funds from Haitians living in America, funnelling the money through intermediaries in Haiti to pay gang members wages and buy firearms. The G9 alliance played a key role in an organised assault last year that ultimately forced Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry from office, prompting the creation of a transitional council to take his place. Cherizier and Richardson sought to raise funds in the United States to bankroll Cheriziers violent criminal enterprise, which is driving a security crisis in Haiti, said Assistant Attorney General John Eisenberg. The National Security Division does not tolerate criminal gang fundraising in the United States, and will continue to pursue those who enable Haitis violence and instability Haiti remains the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.