Boxing Hall of Famer Oscar De La Hoya was blamed for various cases of rape in a common suit documented Wednesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court. (AP Photo/John Locher, File)
Previous boxing star Oscar De La Hoya was blamed for rape in a common suit documented Wednesday in Los Angeles by a chief of a tequila organization who asserted two cases of misuse.
The first occurred in March 2020, as indicated by the suit, during an outing to Mexico to visit the Casa Mexico Tequila refinery. The informer asserts that De La Hoya, who is an accomplice in the organization, "pulled [her] into his bed, where he physically attacked her" after she went to his space to wake him when he was absent when the Casa Mexico bunch had accumulated for the visit.
She additionally said that the earlier evening, De La Hoya beat on her entryway
"with his jeans dropped down to his lower legs, then, at that point, drove his direction into the room and got into her bed,"
as per the claim.
The lady then pushed De La Hoya up, strolled him to his room, opened the entryway and promptly returned to her room.
The Los Angeles Times was quick to report the documenting that likewise incorporates one more charge of attack that happened when the gathering got back to Los Angeles. As indicated by the suit, Casa Mexico leaders including De La Hoya and the lady feasted at a café prior to going to De La Hoya's home.
At the point when De La Hoya and the lady were separated from everyone else, the suit asserts, he
"recovered a sexual article from a put away assortment in his home. Without [the informer's consent], De La Hoya persuasively embedded the sexual article into [her] body."
Authorities at De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions didn't promptly answer a solicitation for input late Wednesday evening.
De La Hoya, 49, established Golden Boy Promotions in 2002, six years prior to resigning as one of the most achieved contenders ever. He came out on top for 11 big showdowns more than six divisions, was the lineal boss in three weight classes and was enlisted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2014.
De La Hoya, who holds double citizenship in Mexico and the United States, additionally won a gold decoration at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona addressing the United States and proceeded to become one of the game's most well off stars, creating an expected $700 in pay-per-view income.
Charges against De La Hoya are among 11 reasons for activity spread out in the Casa Mexico suit, which was recorded in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The informer likewise affirms lewd behavior, reprisal, orientation segregation and unfair end.
"Officials and accomplices of Casa Mexico, only men, and including Michael A. Gooch, Robert Crossan and Oscar de la Hoya established a workplace which came about in an appalling, embarrassing, actually and genuinely harming experience, both by and by and expertly,"
the suit states.
De La Hoya's informer said she revealed the principal affirmed attack to then-Casa Mexico CEO Eric Gerardo Leyva-Buccio and the second to Casa Mexico organizer Don Buccio, yet the organization forgot to seek after activity.
In 2001, De La Hoya came to an out-of-court settlement with a lady who blamed him for rape in a common suit in 1998. The lady, who was 18 at the hour of the recording, had requested $10 million in harms, charging De La Hoya had detained and assaulted her in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, more than two years sooner.
No lawbreaker accusations were documented after Mexican specialists examined. Under the details of the settlement, neither De La Hoya nor his informer is allowed to remark.
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