Armie Hammer cleared of sexual assault charges

Armie Hammer will not be charged with sexual assault. The county police have investigated. As a result, it was possible to find out some data, because of which the Los Angeles prosecutor refused to further consider the case. He said the star’s relationship with the accuser was “too complex” to prove a crime.

Sexual assault cases are often difficult to prove, which is why we entrust them to our most experienced prosecutors. In this case, prosecutors have conducted an extremely thorough review, but determined that at the moment there is not enough evidence to charge Mr. Hammer with a crime, Tiffany Blackwell, director of the Bureau of Communications, said in a statement.

The actor himself also issued a statement. On social networks, he spoke about the fact that the court failed to provide evidence of the charges. Hammer wrote in a post:

I am very grateful to the District Attorney for doing a thorough investigation and coming to the conclusion that I did not commit a crime. I look forward to starting the long and arduous process of restoring my reputation as my name has now been cleared.

In 2021, the actor was accused of rape, torture and even cannibalism. One of Army’s victims, 26-year-old Effy Angelova, accused him of mental and sexual abuse. Hammer pleaded not guilty. Another lover of the actor, model Paige Lorenz, said that she was also subjected to emotional abuse and threats. Regarding sexual abuse, Army took the position that all intimate relationships were only by mutual consent.

Some time later, Hammer gave an interview. He admitted that after the start of legal proceedings and accusations, he wanted to commit suicide. The actor said that he once swam very far into the ocean and hoped that he would drown. At the time, he was hiding from public stigma in the Cayman Islands. Hammer explained that the reason for his BDSM inclinations in bed was sexual abuse experienced in childhood.