The comedian, who was found not guilty of sexual assault in New York civil court last month, faces new charges.
The Crown Prosecution Service, the British service in charge of judicial proceedings in England, has just cleared seven new charges of sexual assault against actor Kevin Spacey, reports Sky News.
According to the Crown Prosecutor’s Office, the events took place between 2001 and 2004 and involved non-consensual sexual relations between the famous actor and a man, whose identity has not been revealed.
The new charges come after Kevin Spacey was found not guilty of sexual assault last month.
The popular jury of a civil court in New York dismissed at the end of October the actor Anthony Rapp, who accused the fallen Hollywood star of having subjected him to sexual touching 36 years ago during an evening in Manhattan.
Source: BFM TV
