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Clashes Break Out At Voodoo Ceremony For Quake Victims

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A Christian man screams, "Those people are responsible for the aftershocks and we shouldn't let them do this devilish thing," after a mob attacked a Haitian Voodoo ceremony for earthquake victims in the Ti Ayiti neighborhood February 23, 2010 in Cité Soleil, Haiti. The Voodooists were run out of the central pavilion under a hail of rocks and all the ceremonial items they left behind were destroyed and burned by the mob. Although a multi-million dollar police station was built across the street from the notorious slum, no police appeared to disperse the crowd or protect the worshipers.
Clashes Break Out At Voodoo Ceremony For Quake Victims
A Christian man screams, "Those people are responsible for the aftershocks and we shouldn't let them do this devilish thing," after a mob attacked a Haitian Voodoo ceremony for earthquake victims in the Ti Ayiti neighborhood February 23, 2010 in Cité Soleil, Haiti. The Voodooists were run out of the central pavilion under a hail of rocks and all the ceremonial items they left behind were destroyed and burned by the mob. Although a multi-million dollar police station was built across the street from the notorious slum, no police appeared to disperse the crowd or protect the worshipers.
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A Christian man screams, "Those people are responsible for the aftershocks and we shouldn't let them do this devilish thing," after a mob attacked a Haitian Voodoo ceremony for earthquake victims in the Ti Ayiti neighborhood February 23, 2010 in Cité Soleil, Haiti. The Voodooists were run out of the central pavilion under a hail of rocks and all the ceremonial items they left behind were destroyed and burned by the mob. Although a multi-million dollar police station was built across the street from the notorious slum, no police appeared to disperse the crowd or protect the worshipers. A stack of items to be used for a Haitian Voodoo ceremony for earthquake victims was set alight by Christian residents of the Ti Ayiti neighborhood February 23, 2010 in Cité Soleil, Haiti. The Voodooists were run out of the central pavilion under a hail of rocks and all the ceremonial items they left behind were destroyed and burned by the mob. Although a multi-million dollar police station was built across the street from the notorious slum, no police appeared to disperse the crowd or protect the worshipers. A Christian mob circles a burning stack of items to be used for a Haitian Voodoo ceremony for earthquake victims while singing church hymns in the Ti Ayiti neighborhood February 23, 2010 in Cité Soleil, Haiti. The Voodooists were run out of the central pavilion under a hail of rocks and all the ceremonial items they left behind were destroyed and burned by the mob. Although a multi-million dollar police station was built across the street from the notorious slum, no police appeared to disperse the crowd or protect the worshipers. Haitian Voodooists cover their heads with metal chairs after their ceremony for earthquake victims came under attack from Christian residents of the Ti Ayiti neighborhood February 23, 2010 in Cité Soleil, Haiti. The Voodooists were run out of the central pavilion under a hail of rocks and all the ceremonial items they left behind were destroyed and burned by the mob. Although a mulit-million-police station was built across the street from the notorious slum, no police appeared to disperse the crowd or protect the worshipers.
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