Monahan Eyes Legal Action Right "Abuse"
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Former child star Sarah Monahan has taken legal action against actor Robert Hughes, as police continue to investigate his claims that he assaulted on the set of Australian television program Hey Dad!
Last year, Monahan went public with his allegations that Hughes, who played her screen father in the hit sitcom, acted inappropriately toward her during filming in early 1990.
Police launched an investigation but has yet to file charges against Hughes – as Monahan has pledged to take legal action himself.
She tells Australia's Nine Network, "I really do not know how long it takes, and (the police) can not say how long it will take or even if ever result in charges."
Hughes denies allegations Monahan.
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