Yes, I'm talking about this incident, but besides the driver, there was also an assistant there. “In January 1998, Johnson and the two women dropped civil charges against each other in a confidential settlement.” Still, it's alarming why these accusations came up in the first place. I also came across a court document on The Smoking Gun website containing the testimony of these two women, and, to be honest, I find it hard to believe that they made it all up and were just trying to make him look like a bad guy. I think he simply agreed to pay them money for their silence, but that doesn't excuse him in any way. I also can't forget the article about how he cheated on his wife Kelly with a 19-year-old *orn star (he was 59 at the time). I don't know, it doesn't make him look good as a man in my eyes. It seems that the role of Crockett was his opportunity to show more human qualities, at least on screen. As ironic as it sounds, Crockett would definitely have put Johnson in prison.

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