Home of Wilson Joseph, Alleged Leader of the 400 Mawozo Gang, Destroyed in Croix-des-Bouquets

The luxurious home of Wilson Joseph, nicknamed "Lanmò san jou" and considered the alleged leader of the 400 Mawozo gang, was destroyed overnight between Saturday, November 7 and Sunday, November 8, 2026, in Croix-des-Bouquets. The operation involved Haitian and Salvadoran forces, with the support of the Haitian National Police (PNH), the Gang Suppression Force (FRG) and the Task Force, according to the Haiti-Security article published by Vant Bèf Info. The strikes were carried out at around 3 a.m., using drones and other aerial means.

The operation came after coordinates said to belong to Joseph's property were posted on X, a social network. Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele then asked for the exact address to be provided so that a targeted strike could be carried out.

So far, neither the Haitian nor the Salvadoran authorities have released any official information on exactly how the operation unfolded, and no casualty figures have been made public. A senior PNH officer confirmed the information to Vant Bèf Info, but said the specific circumstances of the operation have yet to be established.

Circumstances of the Operation

The operation against Wilson Joseph's luxurious home took place amid heightened tension. Coordinates said to belong to the alleged 400 Mawozo gang leader's property were posted on X, prompting a swift response from the Haitian and Salvadoran authorities.

Forces Involved

The operation brought together a mix of local and foreign forces. The Haitian National Police (PNH), the Gang Suppression Force (FRG) and the Task Force worked with Salvadoran units to destroy the alleged leader's home.

Lack of Official Information

As of now, neither the Haitian nor the Salvadoran authorities have issued any official statement on the outcome of the operations. The precise details of the destruction and its immediate consequences remain unknown.