Gary Busey Denies Sexual Offense Charges: “Nothing happened”

Gary Busey has denied the claims that allegedly groping two women at the Monster-Mania convention in Cherry Hill, NJ earlier this month.

The 78-year-old actor was recently charged with two incidents of criminal sexual contact, one incident of attempted crime / criminal sexual contact, and one incident of stalking after allegedly mishandling two fans.

However, he said TMZ on Monday that “nothing happened” to the two women who accused him and added that he “did not regret” the way he behaved at the convention.

“It was all false,” he said when asked if the allegations were true. “I don’t care because there are no accusations.”

The actor “Under Siege” further added that it took less than 10 seconds to interact with “two girls” before “they left.”

“Then they made their story,” he claimed before claiming that “his partner and the cameraman” were his witnesses, repeating that “nothing happened.”

On Friday, the actor was accused of allegedly interacting with two women at a horror movie convention. Despite the lack of information about the incident, Cherry Hill Police Lieutenant Robert Scheunemann said “it was about contact. It was about touching ” by Philadelphia Inquirer.

The facility also reported that the police had received many complaints about his behavior.

In a strange turn of events, the paparazzi caught Busey taking off his pants in a public park in California on Sunday – the day after he was indicted.

In the video, he was sitting on a bench at Point Dume Park, Malibu, with sweatpants on his knees.

His arms were crossed over his legs before he untied his pants to pull them up properly.

It’s unclear why Busey was shirtless, but this is not the first time he’s been doing it in public. He is said to have done the same many times, participating in the UK version of ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ in 2014.

Meanwhile, Busey explained that his “bad knee” forced him to do so, adding: “When my knee pops out to the side, I sit down and clamp my knee again.

Busey officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment, and police said an investigation was ongoing.