Cultural journalist
American singer Chris Brown received a jewelry by a London court after prosecuting a “unprovade attack” in the nightclub in 2023.
In this case, a 36 -year -old star who has won Grammy, who has not yet been asked for a petition, can start the world tour next month, as planned as part of the jewelry condition.
He was arrested last week and was prosecuted as a serious physical injury to the case of attacking a music producer with tequila bottles in the tape nightclub in Mayfare in London.
Brown did not attend the Southwak Crown Court for the Wednesday Jewelry hearing, and the judge said he should pay a £ 5 million security fee to the court.
Security fees are financial assurance to ensure that the defendant is returning to the court. Brown may be asked to lose money if he violates jewelry conditions.
The musician has been detained since he was arrested on Salford last Thursday and refused to pay jewelry on Friday.
However, the jewelry paid an additional £ 1 million in seven days, with 4 million pounds immediately paid on Wednesday.
His tour will begin in Amsterdam on June 8, and the stadium and stadium date will begin in the late and July of the month in Manchester, London, Cardiff, Birmingham and Glasgo.
Two Grammy winners are famous for their hits such as loyalty, execution and influence.
His next court date is on June 20, between the Cardiff Stadium and the Tottenham Hotspur Purpur Stadium in London.
Judge Tony Baumgartner said he should surrender his passport if he did not travel.
Other jewelry conditions live as a specific address known to the court, do not contact the victim, do not visit the tape night club, and apply for international travel documents.
He will be in court with an 38 -year -old boy who is performing under the name Hoodybaby from the United States with Omololu Akinlolu, a co -accused defendant next month.
