Wigger women allege they were sexually assaulted on vacation in the Bahamas

The two white broads were fucking around with black men and someone who
knew them saw it when they streamed bits live facetiming.  They got
busted.  Screaming "rape" is how liberal whores try and evade
responsibility for their poor decisions.

Warning: This article contains details that some readers may find 
disturbing or triggering. 

Two central Kentucky women are demanding justice and warning other 
travelers to be cautious after they said they were sexually assaulted on a 
beach in the Bahamas during a recent vacation. 

Amber Shearer and Dongayla Dobson's dream cruise trip ended in a 
nightmare.

“This was our first kid-free vacation ever,” said Shearer. 

When their Carnival cruise docked at Freeport on Grand Bahama Island, the 
women said they took a taxi to a resort beach to capture pictures and 
enjoy their last day.

The women said they drank a cocktail, then lost consciousness and were 
raped by resort staff members. 

Shearer and Dobson shared preliminary drug tests that showed positive 
results for multiple drugs including benzodiazepines, a class of 
depressant drugs that includes Valium and Xanax. 

The women also have bruises up and down their legs.

Shearer said she told law enforcement they wanted medical examinations for 
rape kits, but the officers refused. 

The woman said they later received care when they got back to the cruise 
ship. 

A press release shared on Facebook by Royal Bahamas Police confirmed two 
men, ages 54 and 40, were arrested Sunday for the alleged sexual assault 
of two women at a beach in Central Grand Bahama, and that an investigation 
is underway.

Just days before the women's cruise, the U.S. Department of State issued a 
Level 2 travel advisory for the Bahamas due to an uptick in violent crime, 
specifically recommending increased caution on the islands of New 
Providence and Grand Bahama.

“Violent crime, such as burglaries, armed robberies, and sexual 
assaults, occur in both tourist and non-tourist areas,” the department 
said. 


The women said, “We didn’t know there was a travel advisory until four 
hours after we were raped,” adding they were never made aware of the 
advisory before the trip.

The pair is now receiving medical care at home, which includes thousands 
of dollars of preventative care for HIV and other concerns. 

Despite the traumatic event, the women are hoping to do whatever they can 
to prevent someone else from falling victim to violence in the area. They 
said they want to bring awareness of the issue to others who plan on 
traveling to the Bahamas.

"We want justice for what happened to us. We want to raise awareness for 
others," Shearer wrote on her social media Tuesday.

“Be safe. Two is not a group. Do not buy any drinks that come unless they 
come in a sealed container, in a bottle,” Dobson said.

The women said they have not been contacted by American authorities and 
are looking for legal representation to take action against the resort and 
the suspects responsible.

This story was originally published by Andrew Lamparski at Scripps News 
Lexington. 

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