Rihanna's predecessor, Grammy Award winner Chris Brown, is on the hot search again, this time not because of his musical work, but because of his transgressions. The 32-year-old singer was accused of hitting a woman in the head during an altercation, NBC reported.
By the time police arrived, the violence had ended, and one victim said Chris Brown had punched her in the head. The Los Angeles Police Department said the case would be referred to the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office for trial.
A police spokesman said they could not yet identify Chris Brown as a suspect because a subpoena had not yet been received. However, some people say that Chris hit the woman and beat out the fabric she was wearing.
Because the victim was not injured, no arrest was made immediately. That morning, Chris also cursed a few swear words on his social media, not knowing whether it was a response to the incident.
This is Chris's latest instance of alleged breaking the law, and he has been in the news in this area for years. In particular, almost everyone remembers the beating on February 8, 2009, the night he beat his then-girlfriend Rihanna. Chris was convicted of intentional injury and began serving in the community, plus a 5-year probationary period. In 2013, he was arrested again. In 2016, he was charged with using a lethal weapon. Chris was arrested in 2018 for violence following a Concert in Florida, and the charges were later dropped.
In the first 4 months of 2021, Chris's life was relatively calm. In May, Chris happily kicked off his 32nd birthday party at home. At that time, the police walked into his home and unplugged the power because the music in his home was too loud, the music ended and people began to leave. According to police reports, about four or five hundred people attended a concert at his house. Some have also been fined for parking indiscriminately.
Chris was addicted to violence, and Rihanna had made a wise decision to leave him in the first place. What is the point of a person who does not know how to abide by the law and discipline, no matter how well the song is written and sung well?