Key takeaways:
- Javier Loya, a minority owner of the Houston Texans, is facing a rape charge in Kentucky.
- The charges stem from an incident in May 2022, when Loya allegedly groped and sexually abused multiple women during a private party at his house.
- The allegations against Loya have sparked a conversation about sexual assault and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable.
Javier Loya, a minority owner of the Houston Texans, is facing a rape charge in Kentucky, according to court records. Loya has been charged with one count of first-degree rape, five counts of first-degree sexual abuse and one count of third-degree sexual abuse in Jefferson County.
The charges stem from an incident in May 2022, when Loya allegedly groped and sexually abused multiple women during a private party at his house. According to court documents, at least three women were hired to work at the party.
Andrew J. Sarne, Loya’s lead legal counsel, released a statement to NBC News saying, “Mr. Loya is innocent and has pled not guilty to all charges. Mr. Loya has voluntarily taken and 100% passed a polygraph test which confirms his innocence and looks forward to being vindicated in court.”
Loya was indicted in May and pled not guilty. He is currently awaiting trial. The outcome of the trial will determine if Loya is found guilty or innocent of the charges against him.
The allegations against Loya have sparked a conversation about sexual assault and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable. If convicted, Loya could face serious consequences, including jail time.
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