Stallone won’t face assault charges
The allegations from a woman in Santa Monica, California, also are outside of the statute of limitations
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office has decided there is not enough evidence to prosecute Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone over allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman in 1987 and 1990, according to an agency document.
The allegations from a woman in Santa Monica, California, also are outside of the statute of limitations, officials said in a charge evaluation worksheet by the district attorney’s office. The document said the victim, whose name was blacked out, stated that she and Stallone had a consensual relationship in 1987. The complainant’s name has never been publicly released.
The victim alleged Stallone then sexually assaulted her in 1987 and 1990 and provided witnesses, the document said.
“However, none of the fresh complaint witnesses corroborated victim’s allegations,” the document said. “Additional investigation did not provide any further corroboration.”
The complaint was made in November 2017, and Stallone consistently denied the accusations. “Mr. Stallone has continually disputed the charges,” Michelle Bega, a representative for Stallone, said on Tuesday.