A Caye Caulker teen abuse case has launched a formal investigation by local authorities after a report involving two teenagers. The case centers around 18-year-old Salvador Choc, a local taxi driver, and a 15-year-old girl who reportedly left her home on Sunday to meet with him.
According to official police information, the two had been in contact for about a month and spent the day socializing. During their outing, they allegedly visited a bar where they had drinks. The girl later told authorities that she began feeling weak and unwell after consuming a beverage given to her.
Reports suggest that Choc took her to another location afterward. There, the situation allegedly became non-consensual. The girl claimed she voiced her discomfort and attempted to get help by calling out. She later returned home and informed her mother about the incident.
Together, they visited the nearest police station to file a formal report. The Caye Caulker teen abuse case is now under active investigation. Authorities are collecting statements and evidence to determine the next steps.
This developing case has drawn attention within the community and reignited conversations about youth safety and the importance of consent. Officials urge the public to remain vigilant, especially when minors are involved in situations that raise concern.
Support services have been made available to the individuals involved. Authorities are encouraging anyone with helpful information to come forward. Law enforcement continues to prioritize the protection and well-being of all young people in Belize.
