Haiti: Violent clashes as protesters slam visit of UN US envoy

W/S Police clash with protesters, Port-au-Prince
M/S Police arrest man and take him away in truck
W/S Police fire at protesters
M/S Truck driving away
W/S Armed police chase and fire at protesters
M/S Armed police have man in custody
M/S Police arrest man
C/U Injuries sustained
W/S Smoke billowing in background
M/S Protesters dance and sing around fire
W/S Protesters gather
W/S Protesters gather
W/S Police fire at man
M/S Protesters gather
M/S Protesters drive lorry
M/S Protesters with lorry
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Police clashed with hundreds of protesters after they demonstrated against the arrival of US Ambassador to the United Nations Kelly Craft in Port-au-Prince on Wednesday.
Police used live ammunition, rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds. Footage shows police firing on a man on a motorbike, gunfire can be heard and one man shows injuries allegedly sustained from clashing with the police. At least two have been reportedly injured.
Protesters were attempting to disrupt dialogues between Craft and Haiti's president Jovenel Moise.
Haiti has been crippled by protests since September, over demands for the president to step down over a corruption scandal.