American
singer
Chris
Brown
has
been
sued
for
an
alleged
rape
accusation
by
a
victim
claiming
he
drugged
her
and
attacked
her
on
a
yacht
in
Florida.
The
accused
revealed
that
the
incident
took
place
at
rap
mogul
Diddy's
Florida
home.
The
woman
identified
as
Jane
Doe
in
the
court
papers
has
reportedly
demanded
$20
million
in
damages
from
the
R&B
star.
Lawyers
Ariel
Mitchell
and
George
Vrabeck
had
revealed
that
their
client
did
not
report
the
alleged
attack
to
the
police
because
she
was
embarrassed.
The
suit
filed
in
Los
Angeles
on
Thursday
(January
27)
revealed
that
Brown
had
invited
the
woman
to
the
yacht
shortly
after
she
arrived
in
Miami
on
December
30,
2020.
She
revealed
in
the
suit
that
the
drink
he
offered
her
had
made
her
"disoriented
(and)
physically
unstable",
he
then
led
her
into
a
bedroom
where,
despite
her
protests,
he
raped
her.
The
suit
said,
"The
traumatic
events
that
Plaintiff
Jane
Doe
experienced
shock
the
conscience
and
should
horrify
all
of
us.
The
time
has
come
to
send
a
message
to
Defendant
Chris
Brown
that
enough
is
enough."
"Accordingly,
Plaintiff
Jane
Doe
brings
this
complaint
seeking
justice
for
herself
(and
also
with
the
hope
it
may
serve
as
an
example
for
others)
who
may
now
or
have
in
the
past
found
themselves
at
the
mercy
of
Defendant
Chris
Brown," the
document
added.
Meanwhile,
Chris
has
reacted
to
the
news
of
the
lawsuit.
The
Grammy
Award-winning
artist
took
to
Instagram
stories
and
wrote,
"I
HOPE
YALL
SEE
THIS
PATTERN
OF
[blue
cap
emoji].
Whenever
I'm
releasing
music
or
projects
'THEY'
try
to
pull
some
real
bullshit."
For
the
unversed,
the
blue
cap
emoji
is
reportedly
used
in
slang
to
denote
untruths.
Brown
in
his
post
did
not
reveal
who
he
is
referring
to
"they"
as.
This
is
not
the
first
time,
the
singer
has
had
a
run-in
with
the
law.
Back
in
2009,
Brown
was
convicted
of
beating
fellow
singer
and
then-girlfriend
Rihanna.
He
also
was
previously
accused
of
raping
a
woman
in
a
luxury
Paris
hotel.
He
had
denied
the
claim
and
was
not
charged.
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