The criminal case, filed in Amador County Superior Court under case number 26CR36775, serves as the foundation for the firm’s broader inquiry into the safety protocols of the event organizers. While the Amador County Sheriff’s Office continues its criminal pursuit, personal injury attorney Cory Weck emphasizes that the civil focus remains on systemic negligence. The firm is currently interviewing additional families who suspect their children may have been harmed by the same individual.
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Law Firm Launches Civil Probe Into Amador County Fair Assaults
Guillermo Carrillo faces 21 felony charges after allegedly assaulting children at the Amador County Fair, prompting the McCune Law Group to open a separate civil investigation. Attorneys are now seeking to determine how carnival operators failed to implement sufficient safeguards to protect minors in their care.
Families seeking legal counsel or wishing to report information are encouraged to utilize confidential channels. Potential claimants can contact the McCune Law Group at 909-414-2609 for consultations, while active tips regarding the criminal investigation should be directed to the Amador County Sheriff's Office non-emergency line at 209-223-6513. The firm maintains that these legal actions are necessary to secure accountability from the organizations responsible for supervising the carnival.
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