Chris Brown Rejects Plea Deal In Washington Assault Case And Prepares For Trial In September

Chris Brown  

TMZ is reporting Chris Brown by way of his attorney, has rejected a plea deal in the Washington assault case against him, regarding local man, Parker Adams, who targeted the singer. It resulted in a confrontation between Adams and Brown and his bodyguard. Adams photobomed Brown, was excessively rude to him and engaged in inappropriate contact, as it was without permission, in trying to come on to the heterosexual crooner. 

Parker Adams

TMZ states there was a failure to agree on the statement of facts Brown would have to cop a plea to in order to avoid jail in the Washington case. Brown has consistently stated he is not guilty of the charges that have been brought against him. As desperate as Brown is to avoid going back to jail, if he cops a plea in this case and the statement in essence reads he did attack Adams, rather than protecting himself and property (tour bus), it could trigger a probation violation in the Rihanna domestic violence case and send him back to jail in Los Angeles.

Prosecutors Are Making An Example Of Chris Brown In Washington Assault Case

Chris Brown

There have been many cases of members of the public getting into confrontations with the bodyguards of stars. In the cases where there are allegations of illegal physical contact, the bodyguard is usually arrested and ordered in for questioning. However, in the case of Chris Brown, a local man in Washington, DC, Parker Adams, stated the singer did not hit him, but he sustained a broken nose, after photobombing the star. Brown’s bodyguard Chris Hollosy has admitted he punched Adams, who was trying to illegally board the singer’s bus in what is trespassing. 

With the absence of any videotape evidence to illustrate what transpired, the case is based on word of mouth. Irrespective of this fact, Brown was shackled and extradited like Hannibal Lecter, via a four-day flight on Con Air and is being placed on trial, when stars in similar situations were not even arrested. The law must be evenly applied and judging by the facts of this case regarding evidence and statements that have been released, something is amiss.