San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval is under investigation by the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Department for an incident that allegedly occurred early on Friday morning, according to a report at CSN Bay Area. Sandoval did not report to AT&T Park on Friday while he was voluntarily speaking to police.

Sandoval's attorney spoke to CSN Bay Area about the alleged incident and questioning by police.

"On Friday, June 1, Pablo Sandoval voluntarily met with the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Department related to a consensual, personal relationship of a sexual nature that took place on that day. Pablo fully cooperated with the Sheriff's Department out of respect for the process. We have no further comment at this time."

Sandoval has not been charged and the police are continuing to investigate. The woman in question reportedly told authorities that she was too intoxicated to consent to sex with Sandoval and submitted to a sexual assault forensic evidence kit at a hospital.

The alleged incident occurred at a resort in Santa Cruz. Sandoval is currently on the disabled list and has not played for the Giants since May 2. He was scheduled to begin a rehab assignment at Single-A San Jose on Saturday.

For more on Sandoval, head over to San Fransisco Giants blog McCovey Chronicles.