According to a lawyer, Cuba Gooding Jr. will surrender to the police

The actor Cuba's Gooding Jr. will indulge in police after allegations that he allegedly fumbled a woman at a night-time spot in Manhattan, his lawyer said Wednesday. Jerry Maguire, the Oscar star, is expected to face a charge of an alleged weekend weekend incident at the Rooftop Bar & Lounge Magic Hour, lawyer Mark Heller said.

Gooding will travel to the New York Police Special Victims Unit on Thursday before going to court, Heller said. The lawyer expected Gooding to make a statement to the media before being booked.

A 29-year-old woman told the police that the police had caught her breast while he was intoxicated around 11:15 pm. Sunday. Gooding, 51, denied the allegations. He told TMZ that he was at the bar partying with friends but that he did not touch anyone.

"I trust the system and let the process speak for itself," Gooding said. There is a tape that shows what has really happened and that is the most important thing – do not take that away from it. "

The social media video shows Gooding at Magic Hour on Sunday night singing the hit movie "Faithfully" and posing for photos with the fans. The bar, located on the rooftop of the Moxy Hotel, south of Times Square, has a mini golf course and offers stunning views of the Empire State Building and the city. other sites of interest of the Big Apple.

Gooding, originally from the Bronx, became famous after playing in "Boyz N the Hood" in 1991.

Six years later, he won an Oscar for his role as a professional football player in "Jerry Maguire". His signature, "Show me the money", has become a popular slogan.

Gooding was nominated for an Emmy Award last year for playing OJ Simpson in the FX series "The People v. OJ Simpson" and has recently appeared on Broadway and in the West End of London as an artist. lawyer Billy Flynn in "Chicago".