Dallas Cowboys Players Michael Irvin and Erik Williams Suspects in Alleged Aggravated Sexual Assault
A 23-year-old woman claims to have been assaulted by three people, including Dallas Cowboys players Michael Irvin and Erik Williams, at the home of Williams in north Dallas. The alleged sexual assault occurred on Sunday night, and a search warrant was served at the scene. The woman was examined at Parkland Memorial Hospital, and the sexual assault was confirmed. Michael Irvin denied any involvement, stating "I don't know what anybody is talking about."
Key Takeaways:
- Michael Irvin and Erik Williams are suspects in the alleged aggravated sexual assault of a 23-year-old woman.
- The alleged assault occurred at the home of Erik Williams in north Dallas on Sunday night.
- A search warrant was served at the scene, and the woman was examined at Parkland Memorial Hospital.
- Michael Irvin pleaded no contest to felony drug charges in July and was placed on four years probation and fined $10,000.
- Sherman Williams, another Cowboys player, is not being charged in connection with an alleged assault of three fans outside Texas Stadium on Saturday.
- The fans claimed they were assaulted when they tried to get Sherman Williams' autograph, but detectives determined the fans were intoxicated and shoving the player's car.
Statistics:
- $10,000: The amount Michael Irvin was fined as part of his plea deal for felony drug charges.
- 4 years: The duration of Michael Irvin's probation for the felony drug charges.
- 5 games: The number of games Michael Irvin was suspended from playing as a result of the plea deal.
- 23 years old: The age of the woman who claims to have been assaulted.
- 3 people: The number of individuals allegedly involved in the sexual assault.
Sources:
- "Cowboys Players Sued After Alleged Assault." United Press International Dec. 31.
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