UCLA punter Adam Searl will not face charges over sexual assault allegations
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LOS ANGELES - UCLA punter Adam Searl won't face criminal charges over allegations that he sexually assaulted two women.
The Los Angeles County district attorney's office says there's a lack of evidence to support allegations that Searl raped a woman who had become intoxicated and blacked out after a party in 2014 and that he groped another woman at a party earlier that year.
Searl was arrested last October. After a lengthy investigation, the case was rejected on Aug. 11.
Searl's lawyer, Mark Hathaway, says Searl has always maintained his innocence and is happy to have his name cleared.
He has been attending classes and was reinstated for the Bruins' spring practice.
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