Nigerian Catholic Priest suspended over alleged rape of US woman

A Catholic Priest who was charged by a lady over supposed assault has been suspended by the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh in the United States.

Rev. Fr. Cyprian Duru, was suspended by the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh in the United over allegation of assault by a 68-year-old resigned English educator, Kathy Coll.

The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh in the United States has been prohibited the cleric from serving and introducing himself as a minister or wearing administrative clothing.

As indicated by CBS Television, Coll in a lawful suit, nitty gritty how Duru halted by her home in December 2016 on the misrepresentation of giving her a Christmas card and supposedly assaulted her.

Coll guaranteed that when she offered him a virus drink, he pursued her to her family room, overwhelmed her and ambushed her as she shouted for him to stop.

From that point forward, Coll asserted she has been attempting to look for recuperating from the injury of assault; including that the disgrace, nervousness and dejection were overwhelming.

"The hardest part was telling my minister, who sat and cried with me and after that informed the see," Coll reviewed.

A week ago, she documented a suit against the St. Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Church, the Pittsburgh see, and Bishop David Zubik.