2013 Rape Case Dropped Against Denver Bronco Adam Gotsis

ATLANTA, GA – Accusations that Denver Broncos defensive end Adam Gotsis had sexual relations with a woman "against her will" while a student-athlete at Georgia Tech in 2013 were dropped Wednesday by the Fulton County District Attorney's office.

"After a careful and thorough investigation, the Fulton Country District Attorney's Office has decided not to proceed with the case against Mr. Adam Gotsis," a statement from the DA's office said. "My office understands the sensitivity and significance of these investigations, but the evidence presented does not warrant any further action in this case."

A woman, age 25 at the time, alleged that Gotsis, a Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket, had sexually assaulted her on March 9, 2013. She reported the allegations Feb. 1 of this year in Atlanta, police reports said. His lawyers said Gotsis was cooperating with investigators.

Gostis, an Australian native now living in Lone Tree, surrendered to police in Atlanta on March 7 and posted $50,000 bond. The DA's office said at the time they would announce whether they would file charges within 90 days.

Image: Via Shutterstock: Denver Broncos defensive end Adam Gotsis (99) in a four point stance during the first quarter of an NFL preseason matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Denver Broncos at Broncos Stadium at Mile High Denver CO, Scott D Stivason/Cal Sport Media

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