The De La Salle professor accused of sexual assault declines to testify before the judge

Despite the fact that in his personal diary he recounts alleged sexual assaults on his students, as revealed by EL PERIÓDICO, the teacher and former football coach of La Salle Bonanova, Víctor PG, has declined to testify this Tuesday before the judge investigating one of these cases, that of GCG Judge Miguel Ángel Tabares Cabezón officially communicated the indictment in person, having found evidence against him. the defendant could refute the accusations and testify again, but he did not. There is another case in another court against the educator for alleged previous sexual abuse in his time as a teacher at the Viaró Global School in Sant Cugat (of Opus Dei).

In the indictment, Judge Tabares states that Víctor P., between 2010 and 2012, when he was 12 to 14 years old, sexually assaulted the victim, beat him, threatened him with a knife, punished him “gratuitously & rdquor ; and humiliated him with his word. The magistrate considers that he allegedly committed a crime of sexual assault on a former student and former player of the club, GCG, who became his stepson due to the sentimental relationship he established with his mother.

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GCG, who is now of legal age, denounced that Víctor PG had forced himor “very repeatedly” to masturbate in his presence, while he did the same. But other times, it was the defendant himself who gave him a fellatio, touched him all over his body, especially his buttocks, and “would have asked him to have full sexual relations & rdquor ;, underlines in the indictment. In his complaint, the victim specified the beatings, threats and humiliations that the teacher gave him. “The events occurred both at school and in various family homes and on trips,” emphasizes the robed.

The forensic medical reports indicate that the accused “punished or humiliated & rdquor; to the minor whether or not his requests were complied with. The judge highlights that GC G’s account “is credible” because of “its clarity, spontaneity, logic and coherence” and, therefore, is “sufficient evidence” to continue the case against Víctor PG. The teacher has always denied sexual assaults.