Conor McGregor has been found guilty of raping a woman in a civil court and will have to pay about 250,000 euros.

Conor McGregor It has been announced Guilty of a civil claim brought by Nikita Hand for trespassing at a hotel in Dublin a finales de 2018. Este viernes el Dublin High Court compuesto por ocho mujeres y cuatro hombres han fallado en contra del luchador.

Los abogados de la victima earned millions of euros in terms of compensation: €750,000 for Nikita Hand to look for a new home after leaving the home she shared with her partner, and €1 million for loss of income after leaving her job for mental health reasons.

Note that work de civilian characterpor lo que a pesar de que McGregor was declared guilty no implica una condena punishmentbut compensation of €248,603. The victim filed a complaint in 2021, but it was not made public until Tuesday, November 5.

In the verdict, the jury A James LawrenceFriend of McGregor involved in Nikita Hand's complaint. The offense took place in December 2018 at a hotel in Dublin.

A la salida del tribunal, Hand leyó un comunicado en el que aseguró que su que su que su lecémplo, for example, “every boy and girl knows that you can defend yourself without an important personality, y que se hárá justice”. In addition, she encouraged all victims of sexual assault to make decisions Blame the abuser.

McGregor defended the extortion attempt

Details required Nikita Al y McGregor se conocían de antemano due que ambos son de la misma zona en Dublin y compartían amigos en coún. According to the reconstruction of facts presented by the plaintiff's lawyer, the woman and her friend were reunited with the Irish fighter that night, and he gave them a ride to Lawrence's house.

According to the statement, McGregor shared cocaine with the women y se dirigieron a una suite de un lujoso hotel en la ciudad. McGregor allegedly took Nikita Hand to one of the rooms intentó mantener relaciones sexes con ella a pesar de su negativa.

Los abogados de McGregor and que defends The charge forms part of an attempted extortion. They argue that Nikita Hand's version is contradictory and point out that the context of the hotel meeting was consensual.