Chris Brown accused in lawsuit over alleged assault

Singer Chris Brown is once again involved in a scandal: four concertgoers from Texas have filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against him and his tour promoter.

Accordingly Weekly entertainmentA lawsuit filed Monday in Harris County, Texas, alleges that Brown and several members of his entourage “surrounded and then ‘brutally and severely beat’ Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush and Da Marcus Powell.” The lawsuit alleges that Brown “participated in and directed” the incident.

The plaintiffs are demanding $50 million and an injunction against the defendants. In addition to Brown, they are also suing tour promoter Live Nation, Sinko Ceej, Hood Boss and Yella Beezy.

The alleged assault occurred on Friday after Brown’s “11:15” tour stop at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The lawsuit states that the plaintiffs were waiting backstage in the artist’s VIP area with “approximately 40 women.” After waiting for 30 minutes, they were about to leave when Brown showed up.

Accordingly diversityWhen Bush went to congratulate the “Forever” singer, one of his people reminded him that he and Bush had a fight the last time. Brown reportedly replied, “Oh yeah, we did. What’s up, n***a? I don’t forget anything.”

At this point, Brown and “seven to ten members of his entourage” allegedly punched Bush in the chest. Then “Hood Boss took a chair and threw it at Bush’s head.”

The complaint states that as Parker fled into a stairwell, Brown allegedly ordered his entourage to punch him in the face and chest and kick him in the head.

“No one should have to go through what these clients went through,” Tony Buzbee, the plaintiffs’ attorney, said in a statement to Variety. “We will seek the maximum damages allowed by law for this egregious conduct.”

As previously reported by The originBrown was often involved in controversy And legal problemsDespite these scandals, he has a successful career and his fiercely loyal fan base remains loyal to him. His tour is currently scheduled to conclude with several dates on the West Coast before ending in Los Angeles on August 6th.