Cuba Gooding Jr. to get no-jail plea deal in sex abuse case: source
Cuba Gooding Jr. pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in his Manhattan sex abuse case Wednesday and will avoid jail time, according to sources close to the case.and forcible touching — copped to a misdemeanor forcible touching charge in Manhattan Criminal Court for non-consensually kissing a woman at a nightclub in 2018, according to prosecutors.
If he complies with the terms of the deal, the charge will be reduced to a non-criminal violation in six months“We fully credit and believe all of the survivors in this case and thank all of the women and other witnesses who cooperated with our office during the pendency of our investigation,” ADA Coleen Balbert said during the actor’s court appearance.
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. and his attorney Mark Heller listen to court proceedings as he is accused of sex crimes.Associated Press/John LamparskiReuters/Jane Rosenbergfor allegedly squeezing a 30-year-old woman’s breast at the Moxy Hotel in Times Square.
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