Chris Brown: Free after payment of a million deposit

A London court released the US singer Chris Brown on Wednesday under strict requirements on the deposit. from court documents, the Grammy winner has to deposit a deposit of a total of five million pounds (around 5.9 million euros) for his release, with four million pounds (approx. 4.7 million euros) immediately due. The remaining million must be paid within the next seven days.

Brown was surprisingly arrested at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester last week after landing a private jet in Great Britain. He is accused of seriously injured the music producer Abraham Diaw in the London nightclub “Tape” in Mayfair.

Judge Tony Baumgartner from Southwark Crown Court, according to the report, imposed several conditions for Brown’s release. In addition to the high deposit, the singer has to hand in his passport and must not contact the plaintiff Diaw or a co -accused. He is also forbidden to enter the “Tape” nightclub in which the incident is said to have occurred.

According to the indictment, Brown Diaw is said to have hit “several times” with a bottle before chasing it through the bar and was said to have beaten and kicked together with another person. The alleged attack was recorded by surveillance cameras in a “overcrowded club”, it said in court. Despite these serious allegations, the deposit agreement contains a special regulation for Brown’s upcoming world tour.

The deposits were designed in such a way that the “loyal” interpreter can start as planned as planned. Every time Brown has to travel abroad, he can pick up his passport from the police and has to hand it over to a lawyer. At the destination, the document must again be given to another lawyer who keeps it until the trip to the next concert location is due.

His tour for the 20th anniversary of the stage is scheduled to begin in Amsterdam on June 8th. Already on June 11th and June 13th, two Germany appointments with Hamburg and Frankfurt are also on the tour list. The Great Britain stage then starts on June 15 with two concerts in Manchester, followed by appearances in Cardiff, London, Birmingham and Glasgow. From July 30th, Brown will be on tour in North America.

The next court date is scheduled for June 20. Then Brown will have to appear together with his co -accused. Another date is scheduled for October 24, to which the singer must also be present in Great Britain. Last Friday, Brown was initially shown to the district court in Manchester. The judge Joanne Hirst described the case as “too serious” for her dish and referred him to the Southwark Crown Court.

Chris Brown is known for hits like “Run IT” and “Under the Influence”, but also for his problematic past. In 2009 he was sentenced to his girlfriend Rihanna at the time. Since then he has had legal problems, including further allegations of domestic violence and complains about assault.