Brown was released on $250,000 bail less than two hours after being booked into the Metropolitan Detention Center Tuesday night, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
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Now, Brown’s attorney has spoken, saying there were neither guns nor drugs found at the singer’s home upon inspection.
Brown, who was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, has maintained he is innocent.
“There also, by the.so-called accuser, was a statement that was given to the police that apparently there was some jewelry there and she described with great detail what this piece of jewelry was”, said Geragos.
“50 didn’t consult the network first, and execs were not happy when they found out about it”, said a source.
“People have portrayed what happened with my client Chris Brown as a standoff with LAPD”. She alleges that Brown suddenly became angry, pointed a gun at her, and told her to leave his home.
“When I call the police for risky people that are stalking my life, they don’t come till the next day”, he said in one clip.
TMZ had earlier reported that police officers had discovered drugs and “at least one gun”, when they searched the resident. Authorities did not find any weapons at his home, and the singer’s lawyer, Mark Geragos, claims that Curran’s story is fabricated. “[Police] were specifically looking for a specific type of jewelry that was not found”, Geragos added, also claiming that none of the six witnesses supported Curran’s claim.
When Curran spoke to “Entertainment Tonight” she insisted Brown had a gun.
“I’m scared for my life”. Online that Curran was stripped of her crown for using racial slurs, mean behavior with other contestants, and breaking her pageant contract when she allowed sensual photos to be taken of her.
Do you think Brown pulled a gun on Curran or is he just an easy target at this point?
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“I’ve got some questions, questions”, sings Brown to open his new song, a house-music banger that few but die-hards would care much about were it not for that cop stuff a day prior.
