R&B crooner Chris Brown has reportedly declined the chance at a plea
deal in the D.C. assault case pending against him after heading to court.
Singer Chris Brown rejected a plea deal on his misdemeanor assault charges
in D.C. court Wednesday.
Sources previously confirmed to ABC7 News that plea deal negotiations had
been taking place between Brown and his lawyers and D.C. prosecutors – but
apparently, Brown was not happy with the deal offered.
No details of the plea deal he rejected are available at this time.
Since the plea deal was rejected, Brown could be forced to face trial in
D.C.
Family members of Brown as well as fellow musicians and his bodyguard
Christopher Hollosy were present at the courthouse in a show of support for
Brown.
Brown was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault in October when
victim Parker Adams pressed charges after Brown allegedly assaulted him on Oct.
27 outside the W Hotel in D.C.
Brown allegedly stopped to take a photo with two female fans – one of which
was Adams’ girlfriend – outside the hotel. Adams reportedly tried to get into
the photo, allegedly prompting both Brown and his bodyguard, Christopher
Hollosy, to punch him, causing his nose to bleed, and staining his shirt.
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