 TV anchor Greg Kelly will not be charged in the case of a woman who accused him of rape. The news comes just two weeks after it was revealed that the "Good Day New York" co-host was being investigated for allegedly attacking a Wall Street paralegal after a night of drinking at the South Street Seaport — a case that shocked the city. "I am thankful that the investigation established what I've known all along, that I am innocent of the allegations that were waged against me," Kelly said in a statement. "After reviewing the evidence, we have determined that the facts established during our investigation do not fit the definitions of sexual assault crimes under New York criminal law," said Martha Bashford, the chief of the DA's sex crimes unit, in a letter to Kelly's lawyer, Andrew Lanker. The sexual assault complaint against Greg Kelly surfaced after the victim, a 29-year-old paralegal, walked into the 13th precinct stationhouse on Jan. 24 and made the accusations. She told police she had gone drinking Oct. 8 at a South Street Seaport bar with Kelly, a 43-year-old former Marine Harrier jet pilot, and then took him to her law offices, where she says he raped her. The victim also told investigators that she became pregnant as a result of the alleged attack and had an abortion, sources said. The woman's boyfriend angrily confronted Raymond Kelly about his son at a public event before she made her statement to prosecutors. Investigators interviewed both Greg Kelly and his accuser, reviewed bar receipts, security logs, text messages and telephone records — and concluded no crime occurred, Bashford said. Bashford's letter said both the woman and Kelly were interviewed early on and both were cooperative. The mayor's office declined to comment on the case Tuesday night. "I am so blessed to have a wonderful family and friends whose support for me never wavered," he said.
– The son of NYPD chief Raymond Kelly will not face rape charges over a high-profile accusation that emerged last month, reports DNAinfo. Both the Daily News and New York Times also say that Greg Kelly—TV host of Good Day New York and the son of police chief Raymond Kelly—won't be charged. His accuser, a paralegal in her late 20s, told police that Greg Kelly assaulted her last October after they returned to the Manhattan office where she worked after a night of drinking. “The facts established during our investigation do not fit the definition of sexual assault crimes,” said a letter provided to Kelly's lawyer from the office of Manhattan DA Cyrus R. Vance Jr.