Scott Baio Beats Assault Allegations As Co-Star Declares Him ‘Guilty’

Scott Baio is officially off the hook after being blasted by his “Charles in Charge” co-stars Nicole Eggert and Alexander Polinsky — with the angry actress declaring that the decision not to charge him with assault still means that he’s guilty! Get the inside story behind the sitcom scandal, and click here for more news on Hollywood sex scandals and casting couch creepiness…

Scott Baio Beats Assault Allegations As Co-Star Declares Him ‘Guilty’

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Scott Baio is officially off the hook after being blasted by his "Charles in Charge" co-stars Nicole Eggert and Alexander Polinsky — with the angry actress declaring that the decision not to charge him with assault still means that he's guilty!

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The bizarre drama behind the wholesome '80s sitcom was originally exposed by The National ENQUIRER, as former kiddie star Alexander went public with shocking accusations that he had been mentally and physically abused on the set of "Charles in Charges."

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That was followed by a supportive Nicole once again claiming that Scott had seduced her as an underage girl on the "Charles" set. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office followed up on the accusations — but finally declared that no charges would be filed against the former "Happy Days" star, since the statute of limitations had expired.

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That was followed by a supportive Nicole once again claiming that Scott had seduced her as an underage girl on the "Charles" set. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office followed up on the accusations — but finally declared that no charges would be filed against the former "Happy Days" star, since the statute of limitations had expired.

Nicole — who was once engaged to doomed child star Corey Haim — promptly went to social media to declare: "Dismissed due to Statute of Limitation = GUILTY. Period." Scott has denied having sex with Nicole when she was underage, and told The ENQUIRER that “I have no idea what incident or incidents Alexander may be describing.”

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Alexander had accused Scott of "mental torture" on social media, but also wrote: "F--k the pedos, the abusers and the sleazy womanizers!"

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Scott Baio is officially off the hook after being blasted by his "Charles in Charge" co-stars Nicole Eggert and Alexander Polinsky — with the angry actress declaring that the decision not to charge him with assault still means that he's guilty!

Photo credit: MEGA/Files

The bizarre drama behind the wholesome '80s sitcom was originally exposed by The National ENQUIRER, as former kiddie star Alexander went public with shocking accusations that he had been mentally and physically abused on the set of "Charles in Charges."

Photo credit: Getty/Files

That was followed by a supportive Nicole once again claiming that Scott had seduced her as an underage girl on the "Charles" set. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office followed up on the accusations — but finally declared that no charges would be filed against the former "Happy Days" star, since the statute of limitations had expired.

Photo credit: Getty Images

Nicole — who was once engaged to doomed child star Corey Haim — promptly went to social media to declare: "Dismissed due to Statute of Limitation = GUILTY. Period." Scott has denied having sex with Nicole when she was underage, and told The ENQUIRER that “I have no idea what incident or incidents Alexander may be describing.”

Alexander had accused Scott of "mental torture" on social media, but also wrote: "F--k the pedos, the abusers and the sleazy womanizers!"

Photo credit: Getty Images