Deaf-mute woman, 23, files rape complaint in Nioro, suspect denies coercion
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A 23-year-old deaf-mute woman has filed a rape complaint in Nioro, alleging she was assaulted by a 36-year-old merchant. The Nioro police station has opened an investigation into the matter, which includes a claim of rape followed by pregnancy. The suspect, identified as B. Sarr, has been taken into police custody due to strong corroborating evidence. While he admits to a single sexual encounter with the complainant, he denies any coercion, stating the relationship was consensual. The victim reported that shame and fear of judgment from others led to her prolonged silence. The prosecutor of Kaolack has been informed, and the investigation is ongoing to determine the exact circumstances and the suspect's responsibility. Medical expertise and DNA testing are considered crucial for establishing the truth, especially given the pregnancy claim.
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