The crisis in Haiti is worsening.

Port-au-Prince Haiti, is in panic mode as the violence and mayhem continues in the sister Caricom nation.

Residents of Petionville, a wealthier area of Haiti’s capital say they are shaken after their most violent day, so far in the country’s spiraling security crisis.

More than a dozen bullet-riddled bodies lay in the streets – the victims of the latest gang rampage.

As well as the early morning killing spree, the home of a judge was also attacked yesterday.

It was said to be a clear message to the country’s elites vying for power.

Executive director of an organization called  Lakou Lapè, Louis-Henri mars describes the dire situation amid the country’s uncertain, political future.

Yesterday he said, nobody appears to be in charge although the gangs are claiming to be unified.

Mr. Mars said, there is a coalition of gangs eroding whatever security left.

However he said, the core group is together until further notice.