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After the complainant issued an affidavit of desistance, the city prosecutor's office dismissed a complaint for alleged acts of lasciviousness filed by a minor against her employer.
Documents furnished to The Freeman showed Cebu City Prosecutor Nicolas Sellon approved the recommendation of prosecutor Ma. Theresa Agan to dismiss the case against Italian national Renato Benedetti, operator of Café le Grand Soleil.
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[Title] => 2 girls withdraw lasciviousness cases filed vs. Italian national
[Summary] => Two girls have recently executed affidavits of desistance and withdrew the acts of lasciviousness cases they filed a month ago against their former employer, an Italian national who owned a restaurant in uptown Cebu City.
In their affidavits, both minors said the documents they signed accusing Renato Benedetti, former owner of Café Le Grand Soleil along Ramos Street, of acts of lasciviousness contained false statements that may send an innocent person to jail.
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[Summary] => A 17-year-old girl has charged her former Italian employer with acts of lasciviousness before the Cebu City Prosecutor's Office.
The girl has alleged that her former employer, Renato Benedetti, who runs Café Le Grand Soliel along Ramos Street had offered in May last year to employ her for P100 a day which she readily accepted.
She claimed that the following day, they went shopping and that Benedetti bought her two t-shirts and some personal effects.
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After the complainant issued an affidavit of desistance, the city prosecutor's office dismissed a complaint for alleged acts of lasciviousness filed by a minor against her employer.
Documents furnished to The Freeman showed Cebu City Prosecutor Nicolas Sellon approved the recommendation of prosecutor Ma. Theresa Agan to dismiss the case against Italian national Renato Benedetti, operator of Café le Grand Soleil.
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In their affidavits, both minors said the documents they signed accusing Renato Benedetti, former owner of Café Le Grand Soleil along Ramos Street, of acts of lasciviousness contained false statements that may send an innocent person to jail.
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The girl has alleged that her former employer, Renato Benedetti, who runs Café Le Grand Soliel along Ramos Street had offered in May last year to employ her for P100 a day which she readily accepted.
She claimed that the following day, they went shopping and that Benedetti bought her two t-shirts and some personal effects.
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August 15, 2006 - 12:00am
