Haiti’s Prime Minister: Four alleged assassins of President Jovenel Mose have been apprehended.

Moise’s assassination was certain to add to the instability in the fragile Caribbean island, which is already racked by gang violence, skyrocketing inflation, and opposition-backed rallies.

Four alleged assassins of President Jovenel Moise were fatally shot by police, and two others were captured in an apparent hostage situation, according to Haiti’s police commander.

Three police officers who had been kidnapped were released late Wednesday, according to Lion Charles.

Moise’s assassination early Wednesday, along with his wife’s injury, was certain to add to the instability in the fragile Caribbean island, which is already racked by gang violence, skyrocketing inflation, and opposition supporters accusing Moise of growing authoritarianism.

The police and military, according to Interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph, are in charge of security. Haiti, the world’s poorest country, has a history of tyranny and political turmoil. Port-au-streets Prince’s were deserted and peaceful.