After considering possible criminal charges against CBS Corp. Chairman Leslie Moonves, the District Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles County has decided not to pursue them, the AP reports.
The case involves an unidentified woman who worked in the TV industry who went to L.A. police in February to report three alleged incidents from 1986 and 1988.
The D.A.’s Office “was considering three possible criminal charges including two misdemeanors, battery and indecent exposure, and a felony, forced oral copulation, according to a charge evaluation worksheet,” the AP reports.
Prosecutors declined to pursue charges because the statutes of limitation have expired, according to the document.
For those inside, it was just a matter of time. Division heads next..
His wife is probably not a happy camper right now. He ain’t gettin’ any from her.
Who cares? Now it is all about destroying people years after the alleged acts took place. Led stays. Next?
Who cares? Now it is all about destroying people years after the alleged acts took place. Les stays. Next?