Did not go 4th and Long!
There will be no charges filed against Michael Irvin for an allege assault at the Hard Rock Casino in Florida. This is not Irvin's first time at this which means at minimum he should not be stupid enough to put himself in that position. This is always a bad issue to discuss because you never really know what happened behind closed doors.
NOTE TO WOMAN AND MEN: IF ASSAULTED GO DIRECTLY TO THE POLICE AND FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. DO NOT WAIT 3 YEARS AND THEN ASK FOR MONEY.
From the Wire Report:
According to the woman's lawsuit, Irvin got her drunk and took her to his hotel room where he and another, unidentified man insisted on sexual favors. The woman claims Irvin raped her and the other man forced her to perform oral sex. (NOT KNOWN WHO THE OTHER MAN WAS)
Irvin has had previous brushes with the law, including a no-contest plea to a cocaine possession charge in 1996. Later that year, Irvin and another Cowboys player were accused of sexual assault by a woman, but an investigation found the story was false and the woman recanted.
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South Florida prosecutors said Wednesday they will not file rape charges against former Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin.
A woman filed a lawsuit Feb. 4 in Broward County Circuit Court seeking unspecified damages for a sexual assault that allegedly occurred July 4 or 5, 2007, at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. The Broward State Attorney's office reported it would not file charges.
The incident was reported to Seminole tribal police on July 20, 2007, but the woman later signed a waiver of prosecution, according to tribe officials.
The Broward State Attorney's office was investigating the claims, but a spokesman said there was no physical evidence because the woman waited more than two weeks to report the incident.
Irvin, 43, is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame who starred at wide receiver for the Cowboys from 1988 to 1999. The Fort Lauderdale native was also a star in college for the University of Miami, playing on the Hurricanes' 1987 national championship team. Irvin is now an analyst for the NFL Network.
After-hours telephone messages left Wednesday with attorneys for Irvin and the woman filing the lawsuit were not immediately returned.
Earlier this month, Irvin's attorney, Larry Friedman of Dallas, said he was approached by the woman's lawyer shortly before Irvin was to appear on last season's “Dancing With The Stars” competition. Irvin was told he must pay the woman $1 million, according to Friedman, or a lawsuit would be filed to coincide with the Super Bowl, which was being played Feb. 7 in Miami.
Friedman called the lawsuit “civil extortion,” saying the woman's entire story is false.
Friedman has filed a counter-suit against the woman claiming, among other things, civil extortion and defamation.