He told me over and over again that he had a lot of money Accused ... Gregory Charles Cox. Photo: Lousie Hall An English tourist allegedly sexually assaulted a young woman he met at a trendy Bondi nightspot before telling her, "This will never go anywhere... I've got a lot of money," a court has heard. Gregory Charles Cox, 32, is charged with having sexual intercourse without consent with a 21-year-old woman from Bermuda after meeting her at the beach-side bar, The Bucket List, on January 22 last year. You can tell the police, you can tell anyone you like but this will never go anywhere... I've got a lot of money Downing Centre District Court heard on Thursday that Mr Cox introduced himself to the woman as each sat drinking with friends at adjacent tables, telling her he played rugby union for a club in London. In his opening address to the jury, Crown Prosecutor Huw Baker said the young woman had initially been interested in Mr Cox's friend, Christopher Galea. But when the group left later in the evening after hours of drinking, she and Mr Cox walked off together along the beach. The woman had been drinking heavily and had a patchy memory of what happened next, Mr Baker said. "She recalls the accused was standing against a concrete wall, while his back was to the sea, and she was on her knees," he said. She recalls trying to stand up but being unable to stand up because something was holding her down. She felt terrified... she recalls not wanting anything to happen, wanting it to stop. She recalls then being confined by the accused's hands. Mr Cox then allegedly forced the woman to perform oral sex on him. "Please stop, please stop - I don't want this," the woman allegedly said. She recalls hitting the accused on his thighs and was still crying at this point. She was trying to get up but felt the accused's hand on the back of her head. Mr Cox allegedly told the woman, "There's nothing you can do about it." After the alleged assault was completed the woman cried for help and was taken to nearby Waverley police station by a young couple who heard her. The female police officer who spoke to the woman soon after described her as "distressed," "shivering and crying" - her face "red and blotchy." The 21-year-old told police Mr Cox had told her after the assault: "You can tell the police, you can tell anyone you like but this will never go anywhere... I've got a lot of money. "He told me over and over again that he had a lot of money," the woman told officers. But Mr Baker told the jury that a swab taken from the woman's mouth later that night tested negative for male DNA. They would also hear evidence, he said, that Mr Cox told his friends the next day that the sex was consensual. "That girl started giving me a blow job on the beach and then freaked out," one of Mr Cox's friends later recalled him saying. She threw her handbag up in the air and ran off. After the incident Mr Cox went to Kings Cross police station and handed in the woman's handbag. Cox was arrested four days later when he returned to The Bucket List and was spotted by staff who had been supplied with his description by police.