Real Madrid’s Raul Asencio acquitted in sex-tape sharing case
Real Madrid defender Raul Asencio has been acquitted of charges related to sharing a sexually explicit video without consent. A court on Gran Canaria dropped the charges after the victims forgave the defendants.

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AI-generatedReal Madrid defender Raul Asencio has been acquitted of charges related to sharing a sexually explicit video without consent. A court on Gran Canaria dropped the charges after the victims forgave the defendants. Three other former Real Madrid youth players, accused of recording and sharing similar videos, received suspended one-year prison sentences. Asencio was not accused of filming the video, only sharing it. Separately, Asencio was fined and banned from driving for eight months after pleading guilty to a drink-driving conviction. Real Madrid has opened disciplinary proceedings against him for this offense, though coach Jose Mourinho stated Asencio would remain part of the team's plans during the resolution of that matter.
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5 extractedAsencio was more than three times over the legal alcohol limit during the August 16 incident.
Asencio was fined 14,400 euros and banned from driving for eight months for drink driving.
Three other former Real Madrid youth players were sentenced to one year in prison, suspended, for recording and sharing sexual videos.
Prosecutors dropped charges against Asencio after victims stated they had forgiven the defendants.
Real Madrid defender Raul Asencio has been cleared of charges related to sharing a sexually explicit video without consent.