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Tutor remanded in custody for sexually abusing 5 schoolboys

2018-11-22 07:31
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A tutor of a private tutorial centre who allegedly sexually abused five schoolboys has been remanded in custody due to the nature and severity of the case, the Public Prosecution Office (MP) said in a statement yesterday.

The suspect was arrested on Monday.

The statement also said that the rape and sexual coercion charges that the suspect faces involve aggravated circumstances.

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