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Two Liberian IMO Diplomats Sentenced To 9 Years In Jail By A Korean Court

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Liberian Gov’t Lawyers May Appeal The Sentence

PHOTO: Both men had gone to attend an international meeting in South Korea

Earlier in March, Prosecutors in Busan, South Korea pleaded with the court to give nine years imprisonment for two Liberian diplomats at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for allegedly sexually assaulting two underage Korean girls, now that request has been granted by the court.

BREAKING NEWS: Korean Prosecutors Want 9 Years Jail Term For 2 Liberian IMO Officials – News Public Trust

Today, Wednesday, Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) issued a press statement confirming that Messrs Moses Owen Brown, Liberia’s Representative to the IMO and Daniel Tarr have both been found guilty of sexual assault and sentenced to nine years in prison.

 

 

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