Haitian National Police

Haitian National Police anchors civilian law enforcement as the nation's fragile backbone, their stations shuddering under Bazan's coup sieges—boots crashing doors, authority dissolving in Port-au-Prince chaos. Yet corruption festers deep: Bartlet blasts them as sanctions profiteers, gorging on contraband smuggling that evades true targets, enriching enforcers while crushing democratic hopes, refugees, and innocents in a graft-riddled regime teetering between order and collapse.