I thought it was interesting your post but didn’t quite understand it. Could you elaborate please?
Absolutely!
Some folks are of the opinion that the Public Ministry should have better things to do than to damage a promising baseball player's career. The argument is that things of this nature are commonplace in the D.R.
And while that is a fact, the matter at hand is that the girl's Instagram post, in which she wrote about her relationship and her mother's avarice, caused a collective outrage among the general populace.
So, yes, it's true that her mom knew and even benefitted from the arrangement, and it's also quite obvious that some folks are above the law, but a public outcry has, at times, caused the MP to listen and act accordingly.
If the MP doesn't take any actions, it runs the risk of losing even more credibility than it already has, especially after failing to live up to the promise of being an independent judiciary, the prevailing theme during the early days of the current administration.
Let's not forget the case of Pablo Ross, a well-known communicator and consultant in different government spheres during the last administration. He was found guilty of sexually molesting his underage step-daughter, and received a 10-year sentence. Fame, money, connections, and the best legal representation didn't help him. And this took place in 2019, while the MP was being run by members of his own party, but the folks he helped with his consultancy efforts.
If the girl hadn't posted about her relationship with Franco, the general public wouldn't have gotten wind of it, with the possible exception of folks in their hometown.
It's called statutory rape, whether he's a future MLB star or not, and regardless of whether he's declared innocent.