As in El Salvador, police distributed videos of the prison raids, accompanied by music.Įven women inmates were forced to sit in prison yards with their hands on their necks, but female military police officers allowed them to keep their shirts on. The military police said they searched the empty cellblocks and found hundreds of rounds of ammunition, pistols, assault rifles and grenades. Bukele’s harsh tactics have led to allegations of human rights abuses but also proved popular with residents in the Central American country where communities are emerging from the oppression of gang extortion and violence. Such tactics - with inmates clad only in shorts, their heads bowed onto the backs of the men in front of them - were made famous last year by Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele during his crackdown on gangs. Some were forced to keep their heads bowed and their hands on the back of their necks. On Monday, the military police - who have taken charge of the nation’s prisons - fanned out across several prisons, emptying cell blocks and forcing inmates to sit in rows, spread-legged and nestled against one another. This program was originally developed by CLAD Genius. The most popular version among the software users is 1.0. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this software available. Police said they were considering the possibility that the pool hall shooting on Saturday was related to the prison violence. Description CLAD Genius 1.0 was available to download from the developers website when we last checked. The prison sweep demonstrated the Honduran government’s resolve to crack down on gangs following last week’s gang-related massacre of 46 female inmates in the worst atrocity at a women’s prison in recent memory. They also arrested a suspect in a weekend pool hall shooting that killed 11 people. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) - Authorities in Honduras forced inmates to sit half-naked in tight rows while they searched for contraband in a sweep of prisons Monday, similar to the harsh tactics of neighboring El Salvador.
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