Motorist not pressing charges against Clooney

A motorist who was involved in a collision with George Clooney has insisted that he won't be pressing charges against him for damages.

The Ocean's Thirteen actor was driving a motorcycle with his new girlfriend Sarah Larson on the back when he collided with Albert Sciancalepore's car.

Clooney was left with a fractured rib, while Larson had broken toes following the crash.

Reports had suggested that Sciancalepore had caused the crash by signalling left when he actually turned right into a street, but he denies that this was the case.

He said: "I did not see him at all… To me, it's his fault.

"He's a good actor, he seems like a good human being, there's no reason why I'd want to go after his money."

The owner of the rented Harley Davidson motorcycle, Asa Murray, also claimed he would not pursue Clooney for his cash, saying: "We don't have any thoughts about any auctions or any profitable matter based upon somebody else's misfortune."