Andrew Golobic, 52, is charged with sex trafficking in connection with one of the alleged sexual assaults, according to a federal indictment. He also used coercion, in the form of veiled threats, misleading conduct, and corrupt persuasion to cover up his crimes. These women acknowledge the voluntary and consensual nature of their connection to Andy. Rubenstein cited discovery that showed "various 'victims' accompanied Andy on dates to parks, they went out to eat together, in some instances they traveled together.
According to the lawsuit , Golobic raped an undocumented Mexican woman in her early 20s at his home. Golobic and other ICE officers used a phone app to track undocumented residents under their supervision, according to the lawsuit. The lawsuit claims when the alleged victim's phone app didn't work, Golobic told her to communicate with him on his personal cell phone. Golobic wouldn't give his client her passport unless she came to his home, according to the lawsuit. Then, according to the lawsuit, Golobic only gave her the passport after he forced her to have sex.
After that, the alleged victim repeatedly rejected Golobic's sexual advances, according to the lawsuit. But, the lawsuit claims, Golobic made comments that convinced her Golobic would retaliate against her undocumented family and friends. So she returned to his home where he raped her again, according to the lawsuit.
The alleged victim is suing the Department of Homeland Security, U. At Golobic's trial, prosecutors will have to prove 'willfulness' to convict him of violating the alleged victims' rights, according to the prosecution's trial brief. In that motion, Taiwo wrote that prosecutors are moving to preclude evidence "concerning the culture of the Cincinnati ICE office. Let the I-Team investigate Send us your story tips today to iteam wcpo. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. A former Cincinnati ICE officer's alleged rape victim filed a lawsuit against him and the federal government.
Andrew Golobic is charged with sex trafficking in the assaults of two undocumented women. By: Craig Cheatham. According to court records, both alleged victims were detained in the Cincinnati area. Ray Pfeffer. Lot Tan.
