More women are coming forward and saying they were sexually assaulted or touched inappropriately by an urgent care doctor in New Jersey.
Perth Amboy police charged 55-year-old Dr. Gurvindra Johal Wednesday with sexual assault and criminal sexual contact.
A patient said she was forced to have sex with him against her will while she was under his care at Amboy Urgent Care.with two counts of criminal sexual contact on Feb. 25.Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Lauren Leyva of the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office Special Victim's Unit at 732-745-4499 or Detective Gina Betancourt of the Perth Amboy Police Department at 732-324-3819.
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