Despite previous reports that neither Chris Brown nor Frank Ocean planned to press charges following their parking lot brawl, it now appears that Ocean wants Breeze to face the music.
The former federal prosecutor Raoul Felder says Chris’ probation officer could question Chris and if he believes Chris punched Frank. He could request that the local police arrest him and bring Chris before the judge that sentenced him in his 2009 assault hearing, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg.
“Being on probation means stay out of trouble,” Raoul tells us. “The judge could post a sentence on him. She could end the probation and send him to jail for the rest of the time. [Chris has one year left]. It’s extreme and they don’t usually do that. But especially since he was on probation for punching Rihanna. This is all up to the original court that punished him.”
The police released a statement, “West Hollywood Station deputies are investigating allegations that Chris Brown assaulted an unnamed victim,” the statement reads. “Deputies responded to a call of six males fighting at the 7200 block of Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood. Upon their arrival, deputies talked to witnesses who stated that Chris Brown and the victim were involved in an altercation over a parking space. The altercation allegedly led to Chris Brown punching the victim. After a brief fight, the parties were separated. Chris Brown and his entourage left the location prior to the arrival of deputies. The investigation is on-going and investigators will contact Chris Brown at a later time.”
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