At least two American citizens were arrested for the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise earlier this week, officials said. Officials said in a news conference two Haitian-Americans allegedly involved in the plot were identified as James Solages, 35, and Joseph Vincent, 55. Four of the other men are from Colombia, authorities said. All six suspects were photographed sitting down in zip-tie handcuffs during a press conference that was live-streamed by interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph on Facebook. Leon Charles, the chief of Haiti’s National Police, told The Associated Press that law enforcement was looking for another eight suspects. Solages was identified as a resident of South Florida, reported Local10, citing family members. Schubert Dorisme, of Tamarac, Florida, told the outlet Solages is his wife’s nephew and has known him for several years. Dorisme said Solages often travels to Haiti to do charity work and visit his parents. “My son killed my brother! That’s the …