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Chris Brown: Woman Claims His Security Delivered A Beat Down to Her in Vegas

Apparently a fan of Chris Brown learned the hard way that his security people might have an infinity to beating up on the opposite sex because a woman named Jakaria told Las Vegas Police that the singer’s security roughed her up because she was attempting to retrieve two of her phones that she was asked […]

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Apparently a fan of Chris Brown learned the hard way that his security people might have an infinity to beating up on the opposite sex because a woman named Jakaria told Las Vegas Police that the singer’s security roughed her up because she was attempting to retrieve two of her phones that she was asked to hand over earlier in the evening as a condition of being around him and his crew. When the woman realized she was in extreme pain after the assault, she called an ambulance and went to the hospital and was allegedly told by doctors that she suffered a whiplash from the incident. Las Vegas police are seeking to interview the singer.

TMZ is reporting the following:

Jakaria, a 28-year-old insurance agent, tells us she was hanging with Brown and his crew early Sunday at Palms Casino Resort. She says everyone had to leave their phones with his security, and when she went to pick up her 2 phones, his team thought she was trying to steal someone else’s.

That’s when Jakaria says Brown’s security guard got violent, grabbing her by the hair, shaking her around and throwing her to the ground. She says the guard tried to stomp on her but someone mercifully stepped in.

If in fact Chris Brown directed his security team to assault the woman, he could be charged with accessory to a crime our sources stated.

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