Bill Cosby has been charged in the 2004 sexual assault case filed against him.
According to the Associated Press, Cosby was accused of sexually abusing and assaulting young girls for the past couple of years.
Now, the 78-year-old TV personality will be charged in the investigation of alleged sexual assault from 2004.
According to US Weekly, the specific lawsuit was filed by a former Temple University employee who told police officials that the "Cosby Show" star drugged and violated her in Philadelphia.
In 2005, the case was denied by a district attorney.
Just this summer, the case was reopened after several others filed for complaints against the TV actor.
As of late, details about Cosby's charges are still being kept under wraps.
Meanwhile, The Washington Post recently wrote an article about Cosby's 1987 book "Time Flies."
At that time, Cosby was only 50 years old, and he talked about sex being an exhausting activity for him.
"Sex at my age has become exhausting. Just as I no longer can go one-on-one in basketball the way I once did, I also lack the stamina to go one-on-one in bed the way I did in my salad days. I am actually in tune with the times, for recent surveys have revealed that most women would rather cuddle than have sex, and I am the Clark Gable of cuddlers," he wrote.
The publication noted that Cosby's book was released just a year after he allegedly assaulted then 18-year-old Barbara Bowman.