20-year-old woman charged with selling 12-year-old girl for sex

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20-year-old woman charged with selling 12-year-old girl for sex

PORT MORESBY: A 20-year-old woman was charged in the Waigani committal court with selling a 12-yaear-old girl for K100 to a 41-year-old man for sex in a lodge in Port Moresby.

Magistrate Paul Nii read out the charge to Jenny Omoa, from Kairuku’s Oroi village, yesterday (Aug 10, 2021) and adjourned hearing to Sept 14, 2021.

Details of the court proceedings were published by The National:

 

Accused of selling girl, 12, for sex

August 11, 2021The NationalMain Stories

By ZEDAIAH KANAU
A CENTRAL woman accused of selling a 12-year-old girl for K100 to a 41-year-old man for sex in a Port Moresby lodge, made her first appearance in the Waigani Committal Court yesterday.
Magistrate Paul Nii arraigned Jenny Omoa, 20, of Oroi village, Kairuku, before adjourning the matter to Sept 14 while Omoa remained in custody.
Omoa, before being arraigned, was smiling uncontrollably to everyone in court, including Magistrate Nii, who warned her not to smile at him.
Magistrate Nii then read the charge to Omoa and adjourned the case to Sept 14.
He told Omoa that she was at liberty to seek bail through a lawyer.
It is alleged that on Aug 2, at 4.30pm to 5pm, the girl and her mother came to 4-Mile to meet Omoa.
Omoa asked the girl to spend one night with her at Foodland.
The girl spent the night with her.
On Aug 3, at around 7am, Omoa took the girl to Unagi Oval, Gordon, where they met with two men.
Omoa allegedly left the girl with the men.
She told the girl that she would go and chew betel nut and come back but she never returned.
After two hours, the men took the girl to a bank at Islander to get some money.
After getting the money, they left for a guest house at 5-Mile. While they were travelling to the guest house, the two men told the girl that they would buy some beer and have sex inside the guest house.
The girl told the men why they had not informed her earlier that this was their plan all along.
It was alleged that the men had paid Omoa K100 to have sex with the girl and after sex, they would pay her (Omoa) some more money.
When they arrived at the guest house, the police and the immigration team were there. They questioned the men about how the girl was with them.
The girl then told them of the ordeal on how she was offered to the men by Omoa.
After interviewing the girl, police went to a mega mall where Omoa was captured.
On Aug 4, Omoa was charged with obtaining the service of a child prostitute, facilitating or allowing child prostitution and receiving a benefit from child prostitution.

 

 

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  1. Regards11 August 2021 at 03:51

    This Jenny seemed to love money and don't care of minors who entrusted them for protection and care. Selfish woman.

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