Sylvester Stallone Accused Of Sexual Assault On 16-Year-Old In 1986 Police Report

Sylvester Stallone was accused of joining a bodyguard in sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl — who detailed the shocking claims against the '80s superstar in a 1986 police report out of Las Vegas!

RADAR Online covered the first reports and more shocking details from the 1986 police report that's emerged online. The anonymous girl told cops that the "Rocky" star, then 40 years old and married to Brigitte Nielson, had approached her at the Hilton Hotel — asking “how she got such a build.”

While getting Stallone's autograph, she claimed, bodyguard Mike De Luca aske what she would do if Stallone "made a pass" at her. She reportedly responded that she'd “probably make a pass back at him” — and De Luca gave her keys to a hotel room on the 27th floor, telling her to wait for Stallone there.

In the hotel room, the accuser said she was "intimidated" into having sex with Stallone. They “didn’t really didn’t have sex,” the girl insisted, though, because Stallone could only penetrate her “a little ways” and “only kept it in for a few seconds.”

The teen claimed in the report that De Luca then had vaginal sex with her before the girl had to serve Stallone orally again, with the star finally masturbating to climax in front of her.

Afterwards, she told police, the star of the "Rambo" franchise declared that “they would have to beat her head in” if the girl told anyone about the sexual assault.

The timing of this report came shortly after Stallone had gone to social media to post a photo of his four daughters — saying how proud he was about them "serving as Golden Globe ambassadors last year." A spokesman for Stallone said the Las Vegas claims were a "ridiculous, categorically false story."