Chris Brown
R&B singer, Chris Brown, has been sued by
partygoer, Paul Briley, over a shooting that occurred in
January 2015 at San Jose's "Capricorn Bash" concert in
California at the Fiesta night club. Briley sued Brown after
sustaining permanent injuries, as assailants opened fire,
with Brown as the primary target. Brown escaped injury.
However, five partygoers were left with bullet wounds.
Briley's lawsuit is based on his injures and names Brown as
the cause of the shooting, stating the star repeatedly
attracts violence. Club performances and parties Brown
performed at or attended in another capacity, experienced
incidents of violence.
Brown's attorney has filed a "motion to
dismiss" the lawsuit, contending the event was not Brown's
party (he was the host). However, it was advertised as such,
making Brown and the venue legally liable. Inadequate
security at the concert venue coupled with violent
assailants, made for a disaster that could have resulted in
fatalities. Thankfully all injured concertgoers survived.
Under the law, they are entitled to compensation in court
for their injuries.
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