Chairman and CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, Oscar De La Hoya, whose hijinks were public relations disasters in the past, is ?being sued by a woman who claims he sexually assaulted and battered her during a booze-fueled 2017 hookup,? according to TMZ.com, warning that ?the allegations are graphic.?
In a lawsuit filed in L.A. County Superior Court by attorney Greg Kirakosian, a woman named ?Jane Doe,? using an alias to protect her identity, describes herself as a licensed vocational nurse who met De La Hoya in 2016. The two apparently clicked and had a consensual sexual relationship which went awry in November 2017 when Oscar invited her to see his new home in Pasadena.
When she arrived and led to the kitchen, there was plenty of booze on hand, in addition to ?a bag of what appeared to be cocaine??into which he dove and he proceeded to get ripped.
De La Hoya led her to his bedroom. She said he talked about his ?fetish for transgender porn? and asked if she wanted to ?experiment? sexually.
The woman declined Oscar?s ?various unusual requests,? when he allegedly made his move.
Pinning her down with free arm, Jane Doe claims in her suit that she ?repeatedly said no and demanded that De La Hoya stop. However, De La Hoya overpowered her and suddenly and forcefully pushed his hand and fist into Plaintiff?s vagina.?
She reportedly screamed in pain and told Oscar to stop, but he laughed and told her to have a drink, at which point she fled the house.
Doe claims that after the incident, she ?felt extreme swelling and pain for which she was prescribed medication at urgent care.?
She also ?sought treatment with a Doctor of Psychology and Certified Sex Therapist who diagnosed Plaintiff with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder arising from the sexual battery by De La Hoya.?
The woman is demanding unspecified damages ?for sexual assault, sexual battery, gender violence, negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress.? She claims she ?still suffers from extreme distress, humiliation, indignation and outrage?along with depression, anxiety and related symptoms associated with post-traumatic stress disorder.?
?The acts of De La Hoya, as alleged herein, were extreme, outrageous, and beyond all bounds of decency tolerated in a civilized society,? read the complaint. ?Moreover, De La Hoya?s conduct was malicious, oppressive, highly reprehensible and done with the intent to subject Plaintiff to unjust hardship, and as such warrants the imposition of punitive damages in an amount sufficient to punish De La Hoya and deter all others from engaging in similar conduct.?
The suit doesn?t say if Jane Doe ever filed a formal complaint with the police.
