2 Church Ministers charged
Divisional Police Commander Eastern, SSP Emosi Baleinuku has confirmed that the two were charged yesterday afternoon and have been bailed to appear in court at a later date.
The two allegedly committed the offences while holding posts in Koro and Gau.
In the first incident, a 42 year old church minister allegedly incidentally assaulted four students while preaching to them in Gau. The matter was reported to police by a school teacher. The church minister now resides in Nabua.
In another incident, a 55 year old church minister of Vatuwaqa allegedly committed the offence during his posting in Koro. The church minister allegedly indecently assaulted 12 girls while the victims were staying in a school hostel.
The two will appear in the Nausori Magistrates court on 5th of next month.
The Methodist Church of Fiji is expected to comment later today.
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