A Taloyoak man who had sex four times with a 12-year-old girl is guilty of sexual interference, judge Susan Charlesworth ruled in a written verdict published earlier this week. (Nunatsiaq News file photo)
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Man, 20 at the time, did not ask about girl’s age
A Taloyoak man who had sex four times with a 12-year-old girl is guilty of sexual interference, judge Susan Charlesworth ruled in a written verdict published earlier this week.
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