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By order of the floor near the Civil Court of Port-au-Prince, Haiti's National Police has arrested Thursday of the former member of the board of directors of the Caribbean banks (Socabank) and CEO the mobile phone company HAITEL, Franck Cine. The record of the assassination of the Director of the National Bank Credit (BNC), Guiteau Toussaint, was raised in this matter. The businessman is currently in custody at the police station of Canape Vert, Port-au-Prince.


According to a lawyer for Franck Cine, Mr. Wilson estimates, speaking on Radio Caribbean, this arrest is without reason or charge. The former member of the Board of Socabank received Wednesday, June 15th floor of an invitation from the Port-au-Prince to appear on Thursday. "We brought in a justice of the peace in order to question Franck Cine," he said, stressing that nothing has been held against his client.


"The case of the assassination of the Director of the National Bank Credit (BNC), Guiteau Toussaint, was raised in the letter of invitation," said Ms. Estime. To the prosecution, was asked many questions to the former member of the Board of Socabank on its friendly relations with the victim or business.

"We have nothing held against Franck Cine," lamented Ms. Wilson estimates. We proceed to the arrest of someone for being or doing this or that, "he said. He said no one can say what you reproach to his client.

For now, Franck Cine is in custody at the police station of Canape Vert, Port-au-Prince. His condition is not stable, according to Mr. Wilson estimates. Efforts are underway to secure his transfer to a more appropriate center.

The director of the National Bank Credit (BNC), Guiteau Toussaint, was to publish a list containing the names of several people who owe money to Socabank, including Franck Cine, officials said.

After its bankruptcy, Socabank was absorbed by the NLC.

The CEO of SA HAITEL, Mr. Franck Ciné, and MM. Poitevien Patrick, Patrick Elder, Claudel Gehy, former members of the Board of Socabank, were arrested Wednesday, June 6, 2007, the office of the magistrate, Mr. Patrique Metellus.

They were apprehended following a call for a confrontation between the persons covered by the indictment to inform the prosecution of the Civil Court of Port-au-Prince. They were charged in connection with investigations and conducted against them for forgery, forgery, criminal conspiracy and fraud.

Hypertensive and diabetic, the former majority shareholder of Caribbean society of banks (Socabank) was in a depression, his health is deteriorating day by day. In 2007, he had been authorized by the