Kevin Spacey accused of sexual assault in the UK

Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey has been charged with four sexual assault allegations involving three men in Britain. In a statement, Rosemary Einsley, head of the UK’s Crown Prosecution Service’s Special Crimes Division, said the allegations were motivated following a London Underground Police investigation.

The criminal charges filed today against Space by the CPS include “a single count of inadvertently engaging in sexual activity without consent.”

The 62-year-old actress was initially accused in 2017 of sexual harassment and unwanted results by various people.

Its CPS statement charged four counts of “sexual assault under section 3 (1) of the Sexual Offenses Act 2003” and one count of “non-consensual incest for sexual activity under section 4 (section 1 of the Sexual Offenses Act 2003). ). of 2003) “and (4)”.

According to CPS, the two incidents reported by “applicant 1” occurred in London in March 2005, while “applicant 2” claims that the crimes occurred in August 2008, as well as in London. The third applicant alleges sexual assault in Gloucestershire in April 2013.

Spacey was the art director of London’s Old Vic Theater from 2003 to 2015. In November 2017, the legendary company said it had received 20 misconduct allegations against the star following an investigation. The space has largely been out of the public eye since 2017, although two projects with her involvement have been sold here at the Cannes film market.

In a statement today, the Crown Prosecution Service said its assessment of each case “is not a finding of fact that can only be made by a court, but an assessment of what can be proven as a result in court.” According to the tax code of the Crown “.

The service also said it was “reminding all concerned that the criminal case against Mr. Space is active and that he is entitled to a fair trial.”