Chris Brown Ordered To Turn Over His Mobile Phone Information In Los Angeles Rape Case

Chris Brown Ordered To Turn Over His Mobile Phone Information In Los Angeles Rape Case

July 10. 2019

Chris Brown

R&B singer Chris Brown has been ordered by Judge Elaine Lu in Los Angeles, to turn over his mobile phone numbers, to a woman who formally alleged she was raped at his home in Tarzana. Brown has been given 20 calendar days to turn over all mobile phone numbers he used since February 23, 2017. Brown has resisted turning over this information, stating the Plaintiff only wants to obtain this information to harass him.

Brown and his friends were sued over a rape that allegedly occurred at his home. The plaintiff stated Brown gave her drugs such as cocaine and marijuana, then his friend Lloyd Grissom and a second woman allegedly raped her. Brown has denied the plaintiff’s claims, as have his friends.

Brown is also facing a rape case in Paris, France, where a 24-year-old woman named Karima, alleged to police and the courts that the singer and his bodyguard raped her in a hotel suite, during a cocaine fuelled after party. Brown has retained an attorney to sue Karima in civil court, stating she has defamed him in alleging rape. Brown has denied her claims.