Civil trial date set for alleged Cain Velasquez goal Harry Goularte

With a criminal trial still pending, Harry Goularte, the person accused of molesting Cain Velasquez’s son, has a civil trial date set for next yr.

During a trial setting conference Tuesday, Santa Clara County (Calif.) presiding judge Shella Deen set a date for the civil trial for May 19, 2025. Counsels originally agreed upon March 31, 2025, for a trial date, but was not granted attributable to the court’s availability.

The civil case filed in April 2022 by Velasquez and family against Goularte, in addition to his business, Certified Custom Concrete, his mother Patricia Goularte, and her business, Patty’s Childcare, and his stepfather Paul Bender, includes quite a few allegations pertaining to sexual assault of a minor.

The case alleges Velasquez’s son, who has been identified because the victim by Velasquez’s attorney, was sexually abused by Goularte, who’s accused of removing the kid’s clothing, touching the kid’s privates, and exposing himself to the kid “quite a few times” from 2021-22.

The criticism alleges Patricia Goularte, Bender, and Patty’s Childcare staff “allowed this behavior and conduct to occur and proceed to occur and didn’t adequately monitor and supervise [the victim] and Harry.”

Goularte is awaiting a trial date for his criminal case. A trial setting conference is currently scheduled for July 17. Goularte has pleaded not guilty to 1 felony count of lewd acts with a toddler after he was accused of inappropriately touching the then-4-year-old boy at a daycare center.

If found guilty, Goularte could resist eight years in prison and/or a $10,000 tremendous.

Goularte was arrested by police in February 2022 after an investigation and interview with the kid. Goularte was then released two days afterward $50,000 bond with GSP monitoring. Velaquez was arrested three days later after allegedly sharing and shooting at a automotive with Goularte and his relations inside.

Velasquez was jailed for nearly nine months before being granted bail. His criminal trial is currently set to start Sept. 9.

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