The Los Angeles County District Attorney on Tuesday declined to file sexual assault charges against actors Kevin Spacey, Anthony Anderson, and Steven Seagal. 
 
 The office had received investigations on each of the actors from various local police agencies. In the case of Spacey and Seagal, the charges were not filed due to the statute of limitations. In Anderson’s case, the victim refused to cooperate with investigators, according to the D.A.’s office. 
 
 The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department investigated a claim that Spacey committed forcible sodomy in October of 1992. The allegation was too old to bring charges, according to a D.A. worksheet. 
 
 In the Seagal case, a woman alleged that the actor had sexually assaulted her in 1993. The Beverly Hills Police Department took a report and forwarded it to the D.A., though the statute of limitations had expired in 1999. 
 
 The LAPD investigated an allegation that “Black-ish” star Anderson had sexually assaulted a woman earlier this spring. 
 
 “The reporting party has declined to be interviewed by the investigating officer,” a prosecutor wrote. “The interview is a necessary piece of the investigation. Prosecution is declined due to lack of sufficient evidence to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the allegations.” 
 
 The D.A.’s office has one more case to review involving Seagal, as well as another about Spacey. 
 
 The office formed a task force last year to handle an influx of Hollywood sexual abuse cases, but so far most allegations have been dismissed because they fall outside the statute of limitations. ||||| CLOSE Kevin Spacey was accused by more than a dozen men who say he sexually harassed and attempted to rape them decades ago. USA TODAY 
 
 Kevin Spacey at the BAFTA Los Angeles Britannia Awards in Beverly Hills, on Oct. 27, 2017,. Steven Seagal at a news conference in Moscow, on June 2, 2013. (Photo: AP) 
 
 Kevin Spacey, Steven Seagal and Anthony Anderson, three Hollywood stars who have been accused of sexual assault, won't be charged in three cases, either because the statute of limitations has expired or their accusers refused to talk to police, the Los Angeles district attorney's Hollywood sex-crimes task force announced Tuesday. 
 
 This doesn't mean the coast is clear – at least not for Spacey, 59, and Seagal, 66. Both have been accused in other alleged assault cases currently under review by the task force established by District Attorney Jackie Lacey last year to assess the wave of sexual harassment-related police reports filed in the wake of the #MeToo movement. 
 
 Word of the "declinations," as they are called (because prosecutors decline to press charges), arrived in a statement emailed to USA TODAY from Greg Risling, the spokesman for the task force. 
 
 This particular allegation against Spacey involved an adult man who accused Spacey of sexually assaulting him in West Hollywood in October of 1992. That makes it too old to prosecute under the relevant penal code at the time. 
 
 The allegation was investigated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and was turned over to the task force to review for possible charges in April. 
 
 "The allegation is outside the statute of limitations, therefore an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the evidence is not warranted and prosecution is declined," according to the charge evaluation sheet. 
 
 Another sexual assault allegation against Spacey, also originating from the sheriff's department and turned over to the task force on Aug. 22, is still under review. 
 
 The Seagal allegation, which was investigated by the Beverly Hills Police, involves an 18-year-old actress who accused Seagal of raping her in 1993 when she was an extra on Seagal’s 1994 film "On Deadly Ground." 
 
 Anthony Anderson attends the 2018 NBA Awards at Barkar Hangar in Santa Monica on June 25, 2018. (Photo: Tara Ziembatara/AFP/Getty Images) 
 
 The task force declined to prosecute because the statute of limitations in force at the time expired in 1999. 
 
 Seagal is still under scrutiny for another alleged sexual assault, although the details of the accusation are unclear. 
 
 The Anderson case, which was investigated by the Los Angeles Police, involved a woman who claimed he assaulted her earlier this year. The accusation was made less than two weeks after Anderson, 48, received his fourth Emmy nomination for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series for "Black-ish." 
 
 But "the reporting party declined to be interviewed by the investigating officer," the charge evaluation sheet said, a necessity in deciding whether to prosecute. 
 
 "Prosecution is declined due to lack of sufficient evidence to evaluate strengths and weaknesses of the allegations," prosecutors concluded. 
 
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– The Los Angeles district attorney's office announced Tuesday the result of three probes by its Hollywood sex crimes task force, and in all three cases no charges will be filed. Details from USA Today and Variety: Kevin Spacey will not face charges related to allegations that he sexually assaulted a man in West Hollywood in October 1992 because the statute of limitations has passed. Spacey, 59, is accused in one other case the task force is still reviewing. Steven Seagal will not face charges related to allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman in Beverly Hills in 1993 because the statue of limitations has passed. Seagal, 66, is accused in one other case the task force is still reviewing. Anthony Anderson, Emmy-nominated star of Black-ish, will not face charges related to allegations that he assaulted a woman earlier this year; in that case, the accuser would not cooperate with police, authorities say.