Court dismisses sexual assault lawsuit against Cowboys' Dak Prescott

DALLAS - A sexual assault lawsuit against Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was sacked on Wednesday, according to reports.

According to NBC DFW, a Collin County court acted jointly with the Dallas Police in dismissing the case, citing insufficient evidence.

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According to the lawsuit, the woman and her attorneys wrote Prescott a letter in which they said the woman wouldn't pursue criminal charges or go public with her claims if Prescott paid her $100 million.

Prescott denied the woman's claims that he sexually assaulted her in the parking lot of a strip club in early 2017.

Prescott's attorneys filed the extortion lawsuit in Collin County, north of Dallas, in March. He is seeking $1 million in damages in his lawsuit against the woman and her attorneys. Prescott's attorney, Levi McCathern, said the quarterback has never had non-consensual sex with anyone.

Prescott has been the starter for the Cowboys all eight of his seasons, taking over after Tony Romo's preseason injury. He was the 2016 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and has made three Pro Bowls.