After arrest in Great Britain: Richter denied Chris Brown deposit payment

In view of this judge’s decision, it is becoming increasingly unlikely that Chris Brown (36) can play his planned world tour. , an application from the US star was not allowed by the British court at the exposure on deposit. Instead, Brown must remain in custody until his next hearing. According to the report, the date does not take place until June 13th.

The rapper had been arrested in a five-star hotel in Manchester on Thursday morning. According to this, the metropolitan police officer set the 36-year-old at the Lowry Hotel shortly after two in the morning. Brown is accused of seriously injuring a man in a night club in London in February 2023.

The music producer ABE Diaw claims that Chris Brown attacked him around three in the trendy nightclub Tape at three in the morning. He “hit him on his head two or three times” and kicked him when he was lying on the floor. He was then taken to the hospital and was dependent on crutches after his release.

If Brown really has to remain in custody until at least June 13, the start of his big world tour is definitely canceled. Finally, this should start in Amsterdam on June 8th. Two concerts in Germany would then also be affected: On June 11th it is planned that Brown will appear in the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg. And on the day of the scheduled hearing in Great Britain, he was supposed to be in Frankfurt am Main (Deutsche Bank Park).

Brown’s long -term past was likely to have played a role in deciding not to grant him a deposit. The US rapper has been in conflict with the law several times. The best known is the case of the musician’s admission of guilt, his then girlfriend Rihanna (37) in 2009 and to have added her serious facial injuries. At that time, the rapper was sentenced to five years on probation and non -profit work. He also had to take part in an anti-aggression program.