Cuba Gooding Jr. Accused of Sexual Harassment & Grabbing “Butt Cheeks”

Academy Award winning actor, Cuba Gooding Jr., has been accused of allegedly coppin’-an-un-solicited-feel (groping), on a woman in New Mexico. The victim reported the story to Jezebel:
According to three women in New Mexico, a whole lot of groping. The women say he harassed all of them at Maloney’s Tavern in Albuquerque — and they have pictures.
Cuba Gooding Jr. Walks Into a Bar. And Allegedly Gropes Someone.Sara (all the women I talked to asked that their last names not be used) told me:
At about midnight on March 1st, Cuba Gooding Jr. waltzed into the bar we were at and proceeded to sexually harass a number of the [women there] and assault (punch) a [man] for attempting to take a picture of Cuba receiving a lap dance. […] The sexual harassment occurred when women would be taking pictures with him; he would grab butt cheeks during the picture taking and when women reacted negatively to that, he would proceed to either touch women’s breasts or tell them that he “loved them.” He told me that he loved me because his wife’s name is also Sara. Classy.
Yikes. There’s always two sides of a story….Click here to read more.
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