- A new lawsuit has been filed against Chris Brown after the singer and several members of his entourage were accused of attacking four men at his concert on Friday night
- Frederick R. Overpeck, a staff member and head of back security at Dickies Arena, is suing him for $15 million
- Overpeck describes the alleged assault as “prison yard beat down” and says he “narrowly escaped”
In the new complaint, Frederick R. Overpeck, a staff member and head of back security at Dickies Arena, is suing the hip-hop star, as well as his crew — Conway, Hood Boss (a.k.a. Omololu Omari Akinlolu) and Sinko Ceej — for $15 million. Live Nation, Brown’s 11:11 tour promoter, is also named in the filing.
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Chris Brown performing in Detroit in June 2024. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(742x331:744x333):format(webp)/chris-brown-tout-061324-15c5e4c3935a4672a1e9c9eb988d9b3d.jpg)
Chris Brown performing in Atlanta in February 2024.
