Dak Prescott Sues Over Alleged $100M Extortion Attempt

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback denies false sexual assault allegations, emphasizing his commitment to justice for survivors.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has filed a lawsuit against a woman and her attorneys, accusing them of attempting to extort $100 million from him over false sexual assault allegations.
The lawsuit was filed in Collin County, Texas, and targets the woman, identified as Victoria Shores, and her attorneys, Bethel Zehaie and Yoel Zehaie.
Prescott's legal team has reported the alleged extortion attempt to authorities and is seeking monetary relief in excess of $1 million, with any potential relief to be donated to the Joyful Heart Foundation or a similar organization.
The woman's attorneys claim Prescott sexually assaulted her in 2017, but Prescott and his legal team vehemently deny the accusations, stating that Prescott has never engaged in any nonconsensual sexual conduct.
Prescott, a new father and a prominent figure in the NFL, emphasizes his empathy for survivors of sexual assault and his commitment to combating such crimes.