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Bahamas Christian Council President: We Take Rape Seriously, Matter Must Be Investigated
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Earlier this week Police Commissioner Clayton Fernander confirmed that a sitting member of Parliament would be questioned about rape allegations.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Earlier this week Police Commissioner Clayton Fernander confirmed that a sitting member of Parliament would be questioned about rape allegations.
The accusations came to light earlier this month with the alleged victim and her family speaking to the rape allegations and threats against the family.
The latest to add their voice to the discourse is Bahamas Christian Council President Bishop Delton Fernander.
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