A Ballymena woman who waived her right to anonymity to speak about the indecent assault she suffered from a former fire chief has said listening to references given about him during sentencing was “retraumatising”.
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A Ballymena woman who waived her right to anonymity to speak about the indecent assault she suffered from a former fire chief has said listening to references given about him during sentencing was “retraumatising”.
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