Five charged in St Ann buggery case remanded

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Five charged in St Ann buggery case remanded

The five persons charged in connection with the case of buggery involving a 13-year-old girl were remanded when they appeared in the St Ann Parish Court today. The matter was set to be heard this morning but could not proceed. The case was...

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