Bauer has been on administrative leave since July when police confirmed they were investigating claims of sexual assault against the pitcher.
Editor’s Note: This story links out to a video that includes descriptions of multiple sexual encounters. Trevor Bauer will not face criminal charges stemming from allegations of sexual assault, CBS Los Angeles reports. The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher has been on since July after police confirmed he was under investigation. “After a thorough review of all the available evidence, including the civil restraining order proceedings, witness statements and the physical evidence, the People are unable to prove the relevant charges beyond a reasonable doubt,” a charge evaluation worksheet from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office reads, according to CBS Los Angeles. In a video posted on social media shortly after the announcement was made, Bauer said “both my representatives and I have expected this outcome from the beginning.” Bauer added that he had not made many previous statements about the case because “I believe that allegations as serious as these should be fully investigated and not adjudicated in the media.
