Empowering Voices, Ensuring Justice: Insights and Updates on Sexual Abuse Legal Battles
Former youth basketball coach Carlos Francisco Juarez has been convicted of sexually assaulting four young female athletes, after also being accused at trial of grooming and exploiting two others, while he was involved with a variety of Orange County club and high school teams. He faces up to 150 years to life in prison, according to the DA’s office.
Martin Reyes Jr., 29, a first-grade teacher at Sunrise Elementary School in East Los Angeles, has been charged with sexually assaulting six female students, according to the Los Angeles District Attorney
A youth soccer coach who sexually assaulted a female player and another girl in Riverside pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges.
A Southern California man with a history of working with children was arrested in Orange County in connection with a child exploitation case.
Dr. Rachandeep Singh, a medical director overseeing facilities in Carmichael and the San Joaquin County areas, was arrested on suspicion of felony sexual battery.
Public mistrust of the police is reaching a peak in the wake of racially charged incidents such as those involving George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. The crimes of police sexual abuse, violence, and misconduct are contributing to overall feelings of mistrust against law enforcement.
Sexual harassment is a serious issue that could disrupt a workplace, derail employee productivity and damage a real estate agency’s reputation. If you experience sexual harassment, discrimination or abuse in any form in the real estate industry, it is critical to report the incident right away.
A former high school “teacher of the year” has been arrested in California for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old boy and authorities said they “believe there may be additional victims.”
