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On Sunday, October 5, 2025, National Road #1 was paralyzed at Ponsonde in Lower Artibonite after residents refused police orders to lift barricades. The situation worsened after Timepri — a police-aligned coalition leader accused by locals of operating a roadside toll — asked the population to reopen the road. Residents of Ponsonde rejected the demand outright; heavy gunfire was reported in the area. Locals say the blockade targets Timepri’s alleged toll scheme and is not in his interest to maintain; they accuse police of ignoring the terror sown by gangs in the department. Despite appeals from authorities, barricades remain. Members of Fwon Rezistans Raboto Gonaïves say similar actions have occurred elsewhere in Artibonite and warn that, absent concrete state action against gangs, they will escalate to a complete suspension of government activity across Lower Artibonite until the gangs are eliminated.

reports indicate the use of a kamikaze drone in Delmas 19. Gunfire heard in the area is believed to have come from police operations.

Reports indicate that gang leader Ti Bout Ba has taken control of the DINEPA facilities in Mariani, raising serious concerns over access to water services in the area.

Traffic was disrupted in Pèlerin 5 after a truck broke down, blocking the road and causing significant delays for motorists in the area.

protesters set fire to tires and blocked Rue Louverture, which leads to Delmas 33 near the entrance of the MTPTC, disrupting traffic in the area.

Heavy gunfire erupted in Liancourt during the night of September 30 to October 1, lasting from around 1 a.m. until 5 a.m. At dawn, armed men were seen at Carrefour Payen shooting toward Chandelle and Carrefour Coupon. Residents in the area are urged to remain cautious amid the ongoing violence.

On September 29, 2025, downtown Gonaïves was rocked by heavy gunfire in Deschaos and Parc Vincent. Armed men blocked traffic along Route des Dattes, forcing businesses, offices, and the central market to close. No police intervention was reported, highlighting the growing violence and impunity gripping the country.

A serious accident involving multiple vehicles and motorcycles has been reported on Montagne Noire Road. The incident has caused heavy congestion, with significant traffic disruptions in the area.

9:44 a.m., residents of Beladère blocked the road leading to the border and threatened to close state offices in the commune. The protest comes in response to what they denounce as government inaction against armed groups seeking to seize control of the Central Plateau.

around 9:30 a.m., a kidnapping was reported on Airport Road in Delmas. The vehicle carrying the victim or victims was seen heading north after the incident.