Judge In Washington Assault Case Playing Hard Ball With Chris
Brown
Chris Brown
A judge in Washington, DC has ordered R&B singer
Chris Brown shackled, chained and placed on a plane. TMZ is reporting a court order
to this effect has been issued for Brown, regarding his transfer
from a Los Angeles jail, where he sits on a probation violation in
connection with the Rihanna domestic violence case. Brown is
scheduled to stand trial next month for allegedly assaulting local
man, Parker Adams.
Brown’s attorney, Mark Geragos, has raised an
objection to the order. Geragos stated Brown can make his own
arrangements to fly to Washington for the trial and needn’t be
shackled and chained. Geragos seeks to have the case dismissed,
stating his client did not hit Adams, who photobombed the singer and
propositioned him, before trying to board his tour bus. This was
trespassing. Charges should have been filed against Adams.
Adams has also sued Brown for $2,500,000 in civil
court. Settlement is an option, but anyone suing for such a large
sum will seek a settlement of half the requested figure. Adams and
his lawyer are operating under the premise they have Brown over a
barrel and can demand an exorbitant sum of money, as the singer
could face 4-years in jail if the case is successfully prosecuted.
