Prominent Orange County water polo coach convicted of sexually abusing 9 teenage players
The jury found that Bahram Hojreh "took advantage of position of trust and confidence" by carrying out the abuse.
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The jury found that Bahram Hojreh "took advantage of position of trust and confidence" by carrying out the abuse.
Bahram Hojreh, who is facing two dozen felony charges, denies the accusations
Jurors Tuesday reached verdicts in the case against a well-known water polo coach accused of molesting 13 teenage girls he coached for about five years in Los Alamitos and La Palma.
SANTA ANA, Calif.—A well-known water polo coach has been convicted of sexual assaults on nine girls he coached ...
An Orange County Superior Court jury found 46-year-old Bahram Hojreh guilty of 22 felony counts for sexually assaulting nine female victims who were between the ages of 14 to 17 years old.