motivation and intent were comments from colombia s police chief. he said some suspects were planning to hand the president over to manager s drug enforcement agency, or dea. he said there s no indication of direct involvment. cnn has new video from the night of the investigation which includes an american suspect giving a radio interview just after the shooting. matt rivers has the video and the details. reporter: just hours after haiti s president was killed, this video live streamed by a local journalist shows some of the men accused of killing him. here you can see of the two mercenary that s were part of the hit squad. the first man is holding a rifle that signals for the journalist to stop. a second stands up, rifle glinting in the sun. they tell him to stop recording. at this point the haitian security forces tracked them. at the bottom, a roadblock. then the lookouts with the
that jovenel moise was assassinated several hours after, this clip has made the rounds here in haiti quite a bit but it hasn t really been given a lot of attention internationally especially by international media. and what it shows really is enlightening in terms of exactly what happened in the hours after president jovenel moise was assassinated. just hours after haiti s president was killed, this video live streamed by a local journalist shows some of the men accused of killing him. here you can see two of the colombian mercenaries that officials say were part of the hit squad, the first man holding a rifle and signals for the journalist to stop. a second then stands up rifle glinting in the sun. they tell him to stop recording. at this point haitian security forces had trapped the two dozen or so alleged assassins along this stretch of road. at the bottom a road block and lookouts with the majority of the suspects hold up in this
he said there s no indication of the d.e.a. s direct involvement. the agency declined to comment on the story. cnn also has new video from the night of the assassination which includes an american suspect in the killing giving a radio interview just after the shooting. matt rivers has the video and the details. reporter: just hours after haiti s president was killed, this video live streamed by a local journalist shows some of the men accused of killing him. here you can see two of the colombian mercenaries that officials say were part of the hit squad. the first man is holding a rifle and signals for the journalist to stop. a second then stands up, rifle glinting in the sun. they tell him to stop recording. at this point the haitian security forces had trapped the two dozen or so alleged assassins along this stretch of road. at the bottom, a roadblock. then the lookouts with the majority of the suspects holed up in this building. moving up the street and past the vehicles, the suspe
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Facebook spent $24 million in 2020 keeping its billionaire CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his family secure at home and when travelling. Pictured: Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan
Facebook spent $24 million on keeping its billionaire CEO Mark Zuckerberg secure at home and when travelling in 2020, according to a financial filing from the tech giant.
The huge cost comes due to identified specific threats faced by the company s co-founder, necessary due to his unique position as one of the most recognised executives in the world, according to the proxy statement filed on Friday.
Facebook spent $3 million more on protecting Mr Zuckerberg than in 2019, with the increase in costs blamed on the pandemic, the 2020 US elections, and the rising cost of personal bodyguards.