💨 Abstract
Wander Franco, a Tampa Bay Rays shortstop, is on trial in the Dominican Republic for sexual abuse, exploitation, and trafficking of a minor. Prosecution witnesses and evidence described Franco as kidnapping the victim and sending her mother large sums of money. The teen and her mother testified, with the mother facing money laundering charges. The trial resumes Monday, with Franco potentially facing 30 years in prison if convicted.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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