According to a report by the Associated Press, San Francisco Giants All-Star third baseman Pablo Sandoval will not be charged with sexual assault charges stemming from an alleged assault on June 1, 2012.
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office completed their investigation on Thursday and sent their case to the district attorney’s office. It is believed that due to lack of evidence, no charges will be brought against Sandoval.
Sandoval’s attorney Eric Geffon released the following statement regarding his client: ”The Sherriff’s Department has completed a thorough and professional investigation and we are pleased that they have concluded that there is insufficient evidence to support an arrest. Pablo will continue to focus on helping the Giants towards a playoff run this season.”
This is excellent news for Sandoval owners as his pending litigation was a cloud over his status this season. The two-time All-Star missed over a month due to a broken hamate bone this season, and any furt...
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