Singer Chris Brown, who was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, has been released from jail.
Advertisement
Curran told the newspaper that Brown threatened her when she was admiring diamond jewelry and told her and a friend to leave the house. That’s when Chris Brown’s friend-or I don’t know who that was, a guy with dreads-kind of came after me and was nudging me out saying, ‘Get out!
The police arrived at Brown’s Tarzana home at 3 a.m., where they were unable to enter without a warrant, according to the Los Angeles Times. The incident comes as the latest in a series of encounters with the police, famously including Brown’s 2009 felony conviction for assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna.
TMZ.com posted a photo of Brown standing outside the home with a police officer and his attorney, Mark Geragos, during the search.
The associate tried to get Curran to sign a nondisclosure agreement before returning her phone, but she refused, snatched the phone from the man’s hand, and ran to a neighboring property where she hid under an SUV. Early Wednesday morning (August 31), he published a video of Ray J (who was said to be at Brown’s home the night of the alleged incident) voicing a message of support. While they waited for a warrant to search the Brown’s residence, the singer took to Instagram to declare his innocence.
Singer Chris Brown has faced the cops once again when he was arrested Tuesday morning.
Last year, he was given 28 days to convince officials he should be given a visa for his Australian tour after the country’s women’s minister urged the government to refuse entry to Brown on grounds of “character”.
Brown is set to appear in court on September 20 according to Sheriff’s records obtained by Us Weekly. In some instances, the men were belligerent, flashing obscene hand gestures and grabbing recording equipment.
He was sent to rehab for that case but he was also dismissed for not cooperating with the facility’s rules.
Advertisement
In another incident while in treatment, Brown was accused of throwing a brick at his mother’s vehicle following a counseling session. It came after Brown completed court-ordered anger management classes.
