A man from the Long Beach who trains the baseball game in high schools was accused of multiple sexual crimes against a student, and the authorities continue to search for potential victims.
On Monday, 34 -year -old Gabriel Vigil was accused in a courtroom in Long Beach with multiple criminal charges to have sex with a minor under the age of 18, to contact a minor for sex, and “distribute or show” the minor pornography. He also faces two additional charges for a felony for a minor meeting for obscene purposes.
Vigil was working as an alternative employee and coach of the baseball at Cabrilo Secondary School when the alleged crimes occurred between May 1 and July 1, 2025.
He was arrested last week at his Long Beach near Pacific Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway after a school staff reported the alleged ill -treatment, which fell outside the campus, including several times in Vigil apartment.
Long Beach and the Los Angeles County Lawyer Office said that these crimes may not be isolated events, and they urge any victims to progress.
“The sexual predators who take advantage of their position on their confidence in a school environment should know that the targeted palace should know that my office will work with the law enforcement to find you, arrest you, and carry you completely,” Nathan Hashman said in a press release. “We completely support the victim in this case as two general plaintiffs in our sexual crime department seeking justice against the perpetrator.”
The Hoshman office said that Vigil acknowledged that he was not guilty of his concern and being held on bail of $ 250,000.
If he is convicted of charges, he may face up to eight years in the state prison and will have to register as a life -perpetrator for life.
He is entitled to court again on August 4.
The investigation is still ongoing, and any additional victims are urged to contact the Long Beach Police Department at 562-570-7321.