`I've a lot of money': accused NSW rapist A British tourist accused of forcing a woman to give him oral sex told her he had "a lot of money." A BRITISH tourist accused of forcing a woman to give him oral sex on Bondi Beach told her he had "a lot of money" and a complaint to police would never go anywhere, his trial has heard. Gregory Charles Cox, 32, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of sexual intercourse without consent with the woman, then aged 21. On the opening day of his trial, the District Court in Sydney heard the woman, from Bermuda, had been in Australia four days when she went for drinks at The Bucket List bar at Bondi. While there, she talked to Cox and his friends and had several drinks, including mojito cocktails, wine and jagerbombs. The court heard she kissed Cox's friend, who said he took care of Cox's house and boats in the south of France. During the night, she also chatted to Cox about the boarding school he went to in the UK. In his opening address, crown prosecutor Huw Baker, said the woman was affected by alcohol and her memory was at times "patchy." But he said she recalled being on her knees on the beach while Cox held her head down and forced her to have oral sex. "She was terrified," Mr Baker said, adding she told Cox, "Please stop, please stop. I don't want this. Afterwards, the woman ran down the beach and found a couple who brought her to a nearby police station. She told police Cox had forced himself on her and told her, "Suck it and make it worth my while. There's nothing you can do about it. She said Cox also told her: "You can tell the police. You can tell anyone you like. I've got a lot of money and this will never go anywhere. Cox, who was in Australia on holiday, told his friends the woman was engaged in the act when she "freaked out," threw her handbag away and ran off. He handed her handbag in to Kings Cross police station later that night. Defence barrister Graham Turnbull SC told the jury the woman's bag was "crucial" to the case. "He takes her bag and he hands it in (to police) and he dobs himself in," Mr Turnbull said. If he was a rapist, the issue might well be, is that consistent? Mr Turnbull said there was evidence the woman was an "unreliable" witness and that the oral sex was consensual. He said there was evidence she said, "Who wants to come down to the beach with me?" before she and Cox walked off together. The court heard no evidence of Cox's semen was found on the beach or in a swab taken from the victim's mouth. The woman broke down several times as she started to give evidence via videolink on Monday. The trial continues before Judge Robyn Tupman.