Overview
- Police say they responded to Solaris Healthcare in Apopka after a female employee alleged Sapp became verbally hostile, tried to grab her phone and made contact with her wrist on May 25.
- Officers reported there was probable cause to charge Sapp with battery but noted the facility’s security camera angles did not capture the alleged physical contact.
- Local prosecutors reviewed the investigation and formally declined to file criminal charges in a decision dated June 12.
- Apopka police told reporters they tried to contact Sapp and did not get a return call, and Sapp has not publicly commented on the matter in the reports.
- The reporting is based on a police report obtained by media outlets and matters now remain administratively closed, a development that could affect public perception of the former Hall of Famer who left a Colorado coaching role earlier this year.