Cuba Gooding Jr. Accused Of Sexual Misconduct By 7 More Women!

Happy holidays and merry Christmas Cuba Gooding Jr. because this might be the last year as a free man since seven more women are accusing him of sexual misconduct. Read on for more details on Cuba Gooding Jr. sexual misconduct claims…

CelebNMusic247.com reports that court papers filed in Manhattan by prosecutors claim that Cuba Gooding Jr. groped and forcibly kissed a woman, ripping her tights, at the Sundance Film Festival.

OMG, really Cuba?

The unnamed woman says that the only way she was able to make Cuba Gooding Jr. stop was to bit him and get away quickly!

She is just one of a new group of seven women, who have claimed to have been sexually assaulted by Cuba, with his now bringing the number of his accusers overall to 22.

Currently, Cuba was only charged for three of the alleged incidents, facing six counts of misdemeanor sexual abuse and forcible touching, involving three different accusers.

Yeah, the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s are OVER Cuba. You remember the days when women didn’t speak up. No, they waited until 2019 since the #MeToo Movement was created and then they’re digging up the past, way past the limitations of the law by going public.

The prosecutors said in the papers filed:

The defendant’s past behavior shows that he routinely approaches women while at bars or nightclubs with whom he has had limited or no prior interaction, and touches them inappropriately.

Cuba “has and does deny all allegations of criminal conduct.”

His lawyer, Mark Heller, said in a statement released Monday (09.12.19):

Unfortunately, people come out of the woodwork, making false allegations against Cuba, as oftentimes happens when a celebrity is accused by the District Attorney’s Office in a Public Forum. The spurious, uncharged allegations offered by the District Attorney’s Office are so ancient and outdated and lacking in details and impairs the Defendant from defending against them; thus, it demonstrates that the District Attorney’s Office’s motive in introducing these inflammatory, uncharged allegations is not for any probative value, but to merely gain an advantage against the Defendant and prejudice the Jury against the Defendant.

Cuba is next set to appear in court on January 22.