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Despite the fact that there were initial claims of weapons and drugs being found in Chris Brown‘s home during his standoff with police earlier this week, it has now been being reported that this was not true and that police discovered no such weapons at all.
As you recall, the singer was arrested on Tuesday (Aug. 30) on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after Baylee Curran, an aspiring actress/model and dethroned beauty pageant queen, accused the singer of pointing a gun at her when she went to examine a piece of jewelry while at his home. In the past week since the event, more information has surfaced proving that Curran is not credible and has a criminal background herself.
On Thursday (Sep 1) the ‘Los Angeles Times‘ confirmed the reports that there was no evidence found at Brown’s residence to confirm Curran’s fabricated story.
As police continued examining evidence seized from Chris Brown’s home — including security camera footage — the R&B singer’s attorney insisted Wednesday on his client’s innocence and questioned the motives of the accuser, a dethroned beauty queen and aspiring actress.
Brown’s longtime attorney, Mark Geragos, told The Times that the performer has “cooperated fully” with police and he blasted the account of Baylee Curran. An actress and model, Curran told The Times that Brown pointed a gun at her head while she viewed a diamond necklace during a party at Brown’s home.
“It has become apparent that the allegations are not just false but fabricated,” Geragos said. The lawyer noted that during the search of Brown’s home, the LAPD did not find the jewelry described by Curran nor any firearms.
After being arrested following the bogus charges, Chris was released on $250,000 bail late Tuesday evening, with an arraignment scheduled for Sept. 20 at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center.
In the meantime, Chris is pressing forward and released a new single which coincidentally addresses the issue. If you missed it, click HERE.
