101.   The United States recently canceled the visas of four top Haitian police officials, a U.S. Embassy source said.

102.   The U.N. Security Council agreed Wednesday to extend the U.N. presence in troubled Haiti for four months, unanimously approving a reduced force to train Haitian police.

103.   There have been numerous incidents of Haitian police shooting innocent people, often in panics during mass gatherings.

104.   The violence prompted a business group last week to protest the inability of Haitian police and their United Nations instructors to guarantee security.

105.   The United States said Tuesday it will continue efforts to extradite a former Haitian police chief, despite a Supreme Court decision here that freed him last year.

106.   Then the Haitian police provoked a second wave of panic when they shot in to the air to stop the stone-throwing.

107.   There have been numerous incidents of Haitian police killing and wounding innocent people, often in panics during mass gatherings.

108.   Three students and two Haitian police were admitted to the General Hospital, and others were en route in ambulances.

109.   U.N. soldiers were on standby but did not intervene, after Haitian police said they could cope with the situation, he said.

110.   U.N. spokesman Eric Falt said Haitian police arrested Claudy Lacroix at his home on Thursday.