Chris Brown, allegedly attacked by 2023 in the UK, was taken into custody

Grammy winning singer Chris Brown’s approaching tour, a glass manufacturer with a glass producer with a glass producer in the London nightclub in 2023 in 2023 was arrested.

Brown, 36, the Magistrates court occurred in front of the world to participate in the third history of the world due to the next court of bodily injuries in the court and to the next hearing, in London.

Judge Joanne Hirst, Prosecutor Hannah Nicholls rejected Brown’s collateral request after said the crime was “extremely serious.”

Brown with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass with a glass in Nicholls in Nicholls, Brown, Brown in the UK, he said. Brown, then Diaas was chased and punched and punched and said that a club filled with people, he said.

The defense lawyer Grace Forbes, the American performer has not been in the flight risk and did not release.

Browned by the brown support court staff. Hair blonde bleached and wore a pants and black shirt. He confirmed his name and date of birth and said that the address was previously arrested and taken into custody on Thursday and was taken into custody.

The court was transferred to the Southwest Krounka Croward Court in London, where it is expected to be begging for charging.

Brown’s representative did not respond immediately to a request for comments from Associated Press.

The brown tour in question

Brown, often called nickname, exploded on the music stage like a teenager in 2005 and became a great hitmaker for years with such remarkable songs Run away, Kiss kissing and Without you.

Won the first grammar for the best R & B album in 2011 Glory. then won the second gold trophy in the same category 11:11 (Deluxe) at the beginning of this year.

The singer, the artists, Jhene Aiko, Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller, Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller, in August 8, August 19 and 20 are related to an international tour opening with the European foot in Toronto, including two shows in 19 and 20.