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                     Diplomat Suspected of Beating Daughter

   by VOA News

   Equatorial Guinea's ambassador to the United States is suspected of
   beating his daughter with a wooden chair leg.

   Police in Arlington, Virginia, outside Washington D.C. said they were
   called to the home of Ambassador Ruben Maye Nsue Mangue late Monday.
   There they encountered the teenage girl with a "significant
   laceration'' to her head, bruises and a swollen eye. She was taken to a
   local hospital.

   The police said they did not arrest the ambassador because he has
   diplomatic immunity. But the State Department was notified of the
   incident.

   Police said they were previously called to the home for a separate
   domestic incident in December 2013.

   The State Department refused to discuss the case.
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