Al Gore won't be charged for alleged groping

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by : Q13 FOX News Online & The AP

Published : Friday, July 30 2010 17:53

PORTLAND - Oregon prosecutor says Al Gore won't be prosecuted over masseuse's allegations.

Police said they are not recommending prosecution in the case.

According to KPTV, the case was submitted to the police bureau July 27 for review of possible criminal charges against Gore, prosecutors said.

"Prosecution in this case is barred by a number of deficiencies that go far beyond the usual challenges presented in a delayed report sexual of assault prosecution," wrote Senior Deputy District Attorney Don Rees.

The accuser, Molly Hagerty, claimed the incident occurred Oct. 24, 2006, during a professional massage at a downtown hotel.

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