"A civil lawsuit that alleged Conor McGregor sexually assaulted a woman in the bathroom at an NBA game in 2023 was dropped in U.S. District Court on Wednesday, after the alleged victim voluntarily filed for dismissal. The alleged victim, who is described in the lawsuit as a 49-year-old business executive, had accused McGregor of sexual battery during a Miami Heat game in June 2023 at Kaseya Center in Miami."
"On Tuesday, the plaintiff submitted a notice of voluntary dismissal with prejudice, meaning no further litigation will be brought forward on the alleged incident. McGregor, 37, had denied all accusations. The lawsuit had alleged McGregor and the woman began talking in the Courtside Club inside Kaseya Center. An acquaintance of the woman said they were about to leave when McGregor grabbed the woman by the hand and escorted her to the men's restroom where the alleged assault took place."
A civil lawsuit alleging Conor McGregor sexually assaulted a 49-year-old business executive in a men's restroom during a Miami Heat game in June 2023 was dropped in U.S. District Court after the plaintiff voluntarily filed for dismissal with prejudice. The woman had filed a civil suit against McGregor and the Miami Heat on Jan. 14. The Florida State Attorney's Office did not pursue criminal charges. The lawsuit alleged McGregor and the woman spoke in the Courtside Club and that an acquaintance said McGregor escorted her to the men's restroom, where the alleged assault occurred. McGregor denied the accusations. Separately, McGregor was found liable in a 2018 Ireland sexual assault case and ordered to pay 248,000 euros, with his appeal denied.
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