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Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic.
Puerto Plata District Office Prosecutor Kelmin Duncan and the spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office, Nairobi Viloria, confirmed to ESPN's Juan Recio they presented the formal accusation against Franco on Tuesday, four days after the initial deadline expired on July 5.
Franco has been under investigation since July 10, 2023, when a complaint was filed against him for allegedly having had sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl.
Franco was initially accused by Dominican prosecutors of commercial sexual exploitation and money laundering on Jan. 3; the mother of the girl, who was 14 when the alleged relationship began in December 2022, faced the same charge. Six days later, after further review of the evidence, a judge in the Dominican Republic instead accused Franco of a lesser charge of sexual and psychological abuse.
In a nearly 600-page document obtained by ESPN and presented to the judge at a hearing in January, prosecutors shared the evidence they have found in their investigation into Franco. The file includes transcripts of interviews with the girl and her relatives and messages between Franco and the girl.
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association recently extended Franco's administrative leave through July 14, a procedural move to buy more time while the Dominican authorities worked on the criminal case.
MLB launched a separate investigation into Franco that is not expected to be completed until after his criminal case is resolved.
Franco, 23, agreed to a $182 million, 11-year extension contract in November 2021, just 70 games into his major league career.
Rays' Franco charged with sexual abuse in DR
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco was formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic on Tuesday.
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic.
Puerto Plata District Office Prosecutor Kelmin Duncan and the spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office, Nairobi Viloria, confirmed to ESPN's Juan Recio they presented the formal accusation against Franco on Tuesday, four days after the initial deadline expired on July 5.
Franco has been under investigation since July 10, 2023, when a complaint was filed against him for allegedly having had sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl.
Franco was initially accused by Dominican prosecutors of commercial sexual exploitation and money laundering on Jan. 3; the mother of the girl, who was 14 when the alleged relationship began in December 2022, faced the same charge. Six days later, after further review of the evidence, a judge in the Dominican Republic instead accused Franco of a lesser charge of sexual and psychological abuse.
In a nearly 600-page document obtained by ESPN and presented to the judge at a hearing in January, prosecutors shared the evidence they have found in their investigation into Franco. The file includes transcripts of interviews with the girl and her relatives and messages between Franco and the girl.
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association recently extended Franco's administrative leave through July 14, a procedural move to buy more time while the Dominican authorities worked on the criminal case.
MLB launched a separate investigation into Franco that is not expected to be completed until after his criminal case is resolved.
Franco, 23, agreed to a $182 million, 11-year extension contract in November 2021, just 70 games into his major league career.
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Rays' Franco charged with sexual abuse in DR
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco was formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic on Tuesday.
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic.
Puerto Plata District Office Prosecutor Kelmin Duncan and the spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office, Nairobi Viloria, confirmed to ESPN's Juan Recio they presented the formal accusation against Franco on Tuesday, four days after the initial deadline expired on July 5.
Franco has been under investigation since July 10, 2023, when a complaint was filed against him for allegedly having had sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl.
Franco was initially accused by Dominican prosecutors of commercial sexual exploitation and money laundering on Jan. 3; the mother of the girl, who was 14 when the alleged relationship began in December 2022, faced the same charge. Six days later, after further review of the evidence, a judge in the Dominican Republic instead accused Franco of a lesser charge of sexual and psychological abuse.
In a nearly 600-page document obtained by ESPN and presented to the judge at a hearing in January, prosecutors shared the evidence they have found in their investigation into Franco. The file includes transcripts of interviews with the girl and her relatives and messages between Franco and the girl.
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association recently extended Franco's administrative leave through July 14, a procedural move to buy more time while the Dominican authorities worked on the criminal case.
MLB launched a separate investigation into Franco that is not expected to be completed until after his criminal case is resolved.
Franco, 23, agreed to a $182 million, 11-year extension contract in November 2021, just 70 games into his major league career.
Wtf?
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Rays' Franco charged with sexual abuse in DR
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco was formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic on Tuesday.
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic.
Puerto Plata District Office Prosecutor Kelmin Duncan and the spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office, Nairobi Viloria, confirmed to ESPN's Juan Recio they presented the formal accusation against Franco on Tuesday, four days after the initial deadline expired on July 5.
Franco has been under investigation since July 10, 2023, when a complaint was filed against him for allegedly having had sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl.
Franco was initially accused by Dominican prosecutors of commercial sexual exploitation and money laundering on Jan. 3; the mother of the girl, who was 14 when the alleged relationship began in December 2022, faced the same charge. Six days later, after further review of the evidence, a judge in the Dominican Republic instead accused Franco of a lesser charge of sexual and psychological abuse.
In a nearly 600-page document obtained by ESPN and presented to the judge at a hearing in January, prosecutors shared the evidence they have found in their investigation into Franco. The file includes transcripts of interviews with the girl and her relatives and messages between Franco and the girl.
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association recently extended Franco's administrative leave through July 14, a procedural move to buy more time while the Dominican authorities worked on the criminal case.
MLB launched a separate investigation into Franco that is not expected to be completed until after his criminal case is resolved.
Franco, 23, agreed to a $182 million, 11-year extension contract in November 2021, just 70 games into his major league career.
Man that shit is nuts. Seems to be a cultural thing with those guys down there. I wouldn't be surprised if a few other cases pops up as well. Jesus Henry Christ Tampa Bay. But you can't blame the organization. They don't promote this kind of behavior. He done though. Won't be playing another game I don't believe ever in the MLB.@playahaitian @jack walsh13 @Gemini @DC_Dude
Rays' Franco charged with sexual abuse in DR
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco was formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic on Tuesday.
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been formally charged with sexual abuse and sexual exploitation against a minor in the Dominican Republic.
Puerto Plata District Office Prosecutor Kelmin Duncan and the spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office, Nairobi Viloria, confirmed to ESPN's Juan Recio they presented the formal accusation against Franco on Tuesday, four days after the initial deadline expired on July 5.
Franco has been under investigation since July 10, 2023, when a complaint was filed against him for allegedly having had sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl.
Franco was initially accused by Dominican prosecutors of commercial sexual exploitation and money laundering on Jan. 3; the mother of the girl, who was 14 when the alleged relationship began in December 2022, faced the same charge. Six days later, after further review of the evidence, a judge in the Dominican Republic instead accused Franco of a lesser charge of sexual and psychological abuse.
In a nearly 600-page document obtained by ESPN and presented to the judge at a hearing in January, prosecutors shared the evidence they have found in their investigation into Franco. The file includes transcripts of interviews with the girl and her relatives and messages between Franco and the girl.
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association recently extended Franco's administrative leave through July 14, a procedural move to buy more time while the Dominican authorities worked on the criminal case.
MLB launched a separate investigation into Franco that is not expected to be completed until after his criminal case is resolved.
Franco, 23, agreed to a $182 million, 11-year extension contract in November 2021, just 70 games into his major league career.
Man that shit is nuts. Seems to be a cultural thing with those guys down there. I wouldn't be surprised if a few other cases pops up as well. Jesus Henry Christ Tampa Bay. But you can't blame the organization. They don't promote this kind of behavior. He done though. Won't be playing another game I don't believe ever in the MLB.
FACTS cuz!
I don't understand. All those bad grown women in the DR and you dealing with kids????
Countdown until Boone is sacked.
And, yeah, DR and many latin countries' culture is highly sexualized. Especially young girls.
And, yeah, DR and many latin countries' culture is highly sexualized. Especially young girls.
Boone shouldn’t have made it this far
I agree both of them need to be gone
It’s funny because Colin was talking about how the Yankees have been trashed this year outside of Soto and Judge.
Yankees were on fire, hitting and pitching. They have gotten worse since Giancarlo Stanton has been out. There is a rumor they are trying to get Jaz Chisolm from the Marlins, since Gleyber Torres has been so bad. I was hoping Tim Anderson would get another shot somewhere. He was recentely DFA'd by the Marlins.
Shits nuts. If I'm correct for the longest they considered a woman grown when she got her period.
Shit is sick. 
Anderson is done. The Orioles are a better overall team. Boone is a terrible manager and should have been fired end of the season last year. It's a long season but this slide is serious right now.
As usual, he's more interested in telling everybody how smart he is.
The fact of the matter is they've always had holes, now the second time around the league teams are exploiting that.
Cashman and Boone should have been gone two years ago. Cashman probably 5. Steinbrenner won't spend any cash so you can kiss Soto goodbye and Cashman gave up a boatload for him.
Every single Yankee team that lifted the trophy had defense up the middle and lefthanded power at the corners. This team has too many of the same type of player.
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