A claim against Dallas Cow boys quarterback Dak Prescott charging rape has been excused.
A lady documented a criminal grievance against Prescott in Spring, charging that the 30-year-old physically attacked her toward the rear of a vehicle in a Dallas strip club vehicle leave in February 2017.
In May the Dallas Police Division said criminal allegations wouldn’t be sought after against Prescott as a result of an absence of proof.
The informer’s lawyers dropped the suit in Dallas Region and recorded a comparative one in Collin District, which is likewise in Texas.
Prescott has now documented a coercion claim to Collin Province, asserting that the informer and her lawyers requested $100m (£79m) in January before the first criminal grievance was submitted.
Collin District Judge Angela Exhaust has set a consultation on 13 September to decide whether the informer ought to confront sanctions for the harm caused to Prescott by the charges.
“In spite of [the accuser] and her legitimate group’s tenacious endeavors to blackmail cash and harm Dak’s standing, equity has reliably won and will keep on doing as such,” said Prescott’s lawyer Levi G McCathern.
“These ploys occupy from the injury of real rape survivors and sabotage the headway that our general public has made in supporting them.”
Prescott joined the Cowpokes in 2016 and was named NFL hostile thelatest phenom in his presentation season.
