Vaz ruled off Parx, Guerrero may be next

[postpicker]

Originally Posted by ShadowRoll

Ironically, Guerrero's bid for reinstatement at Parx might have created far bigger problems for him. The Paulick Report article linked above says that former jockey Carey Kifer testified at the racing commission hearing that she was "sexually assaulted" by Guerrero in 2010. If she did so testify, I expect that the Bucks County DA's Office is investigating these claims. Depending on what they find, a new arrest might be forthcoming.

While I dont have the exact dates of Kifer's claim of sexual assault, you would hope the assault claim happened after her last race she rode for Guerrero, which was October 26, 2010. If it happened prior to that and then she still rode for him, it would explain a lot about why she didnt file any charges at that time and how credible of a witness she is now. Either way, one thing that everyone agreed to at the hearing, she was a bad jockey in the afternoons.

[Cannon Shell]

I don't know that the PA commissions ruling will matter to Parx either way.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by postpicker

While I dont have the exact dates of Kifer's claim of sexual assault, you would hope the assault claim happened after her last race she rode for Guerrero, which was October 26, 2010. If it happened prior to that and then she still rode for him, it would explain a lot about why she didnt file any charges at that time and how credible of a witness she is now. Either way, one thing that everyone agreed to at the hearing, she was a bad jockey in the afternoons.

typically, victims suffer for some time before they finally decide they've had enough. women often don't report immediately. they fight with telling, being considered a rat, wondering if others will believe them, what if they lose their job, etc, etc. they think maybe it'll stop, or maybe it's not that bad....being hesitant to call attention to yourself doesn't indicate lack of honesty when a person finally has had enough