Rays' Wander Franco still faces legal repercussions from prosecutors in the Dominican Republic


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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Tampa Bay shortstop Wander Franco is still facing legal repercussions from prosecutors in the Dominican Republic for allegations that he had a relationship with a 14-year-old girl. The deadline for the prosecutors to press charges against him was July 5, six months after a judge ordered Franco to be investigated for committing sexual and psychological abuse of the minor. Franco was released from prison on parole. The law in the Dominican Republic allows a judge the power to grant an extra 10-days for the prosecutors and victims to present their conclusions.

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