A temporary restraining order against Armie Hammer has been dropped after the woman who accused him of sexual assault didn't show up to court. The 26-year-old woman filed in Pitkin County, Colorado on Feb. 1 and was granted a temporary restraining order two days later over allegations he choked her her during sex until she became unconscious and ignored their safe word, according to court filings obtained by Rolling Stone. According to Rolling Stone, the woman alleges in her filing that she “begged for him to stop and deployed our safe word” during an encounter last summer in New York City. She alleged Hammer was under the influence of alcohol, ecstasy and ketamine. Her filing had asked for no further contact after Hammer allegedly reached out on Jan. 27 after months of no communication. Hammer has denied all sexual assault allegations against him, as well as claims he engaged in violence-based kinks and cannibalism. In a statement, his lawyer Andrew Brettler said: “Armie does not know this person, has never heard of this person, and was in Los Angeles on the day when the alleged incident supposedly occurred in New York City. We have photographs of him in L.A. on the date in question (since filing her action, the accuser has changed the date of the alleged incident claiming she made a mistake. We have photos of Armie in L.A. on the new date too.)”

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to note that Hammer was not required to appear at Wednesday’s hearing.