Full Police Report on Chris Brown & Rihanna

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Source: IllSeed

“Christopher B and Robyn F have been involved in a dating relations for approx 1 and half year. On Sunday Feb 8 at 25 hours Brown was driving a vehicle with Robyn F as the front passenger on an unknown street in Los Angeles. Robin F picked brown,s cellular phone and picked up a three-page text message from a woman Brown had had a previous relationship with.

“A verbal argument ensued and Brown pulled a vehicle over in an unknown street. Reach over Robyn F with his right hand and open the car door and attempted to force her out. Brown was unable to force Robyn F out of the vehicle because she was wearing a seat belt. When he could not force her to exit he took his right hand and shoved her head against the passenger window of the vehcile causing an approx 1 inch raised circular contusion.

“Robyn F turned to face Brown and punched her in the left eye with right hand. He then drove away in the vehicle and continued to punch her in the face with his right hand while steering the vehicle with his left hand. The assault caused Robyn F Osmouth to fill with blood and blood to splatter all over her clothing and the interior of the vehicle. Brown looked at Robyn F and stated “I am going to beat the s–t out of you when we get home! You wait and see!?

“Robyn F picked her cellular phone and called her personal assistant Jennifer Rosales. Rosales did not answer the telephone but while her vm greeting was playing Robyn F pretended to talk to her and stated “I am on my way home. Make sure the cops are there when I get there? (this statement was made while greeting was playing and was not captured) after Robyn f faked the call, Brown and looked at her and stated, ‘You just did the stupidest thing ever! Now I really am going to kill you.’

“Brown resumed punching Robyn F and she interlocked her fingers behind her head and brought her elbows forward to protect her face. She then bent over at the waist placing her elbows and face near her lap and in attempt to protect her face and head from the barrage of punches being levied by Brown. Brown continued to punch Robyn F on her left arm and hands, causing her to suffer a contusion on her left triceps that was approx 2 inches in diameter and numerous contusions on her left hand. Robyn f attempted to send another text message to other personal assistant Melissa Ford. Brown snatched the cellular telephone out of her hand and threw it out of the window to an unknown street. Brown continued driving and Robyn F observed his cellular phone in his lap. She picked up the cellular phone with her left hand, and before she could make a call, he placed her in a head lock with right hand and continued to drive the vehicle with his left hand.

“Brown held Robyn F close to him and bit her on her left hear. She was able to feel the vehicle swerving from right to left as Brown sped away. He stopped the vehicle in front of [address] and Robyn F turned off the car removed the key from inignition and sat on it. Brown did not know what she did with the key and began punching her in the face and arms. Brown began applying pressure to Robyn F left and right carotid arteries causing her to be unable to breath. She began to lose consciousness. She reached up with her left hand and began to attempting to gauge his eyes in attempt to flee herself. Brown bit her left ring and middle fingers and released her. While brown continued to punch her she turned around a place her back to against the passenger door. She brought her knees to her chest and placed her feet against Brown,s body and began pushing him away.

“Brown continued to punch her on legs and feet causing several contusions. Robyn F began screaming for help. And Brown exited the vehicle and walked away. A resident in the neighbor heard Robyn F,s plea for help and called 911, causing a police response. An investigation was conducted and Robyn F was issued a domestic violence protective order (EPO). Affiant conducted an interview with Melissa Ford who advised on Feb. 8 2009 at 2500 hours she received a phone call from Robin F from an unknown telephone number later identified as the telephone number of Officer Chavez. Robin F had advised Ford that she had been assaulted by Brown. At approx at 1 am Brown called Ford as nothing happened. Ford advised Brown that she had already talked to Robin F and was aware of what happened. Ford had advised brown that the neighbors had called police and that they were with Robyn F. Brown had asked Ford if robin F had provided police with his name. And ford advised him that she had. Brown hung up the telephone and did not call back.

“On Feb. 8, Brown turned himself in and was given a copy of the EPO and advised to not contact Robyn.

“On Feb. 17 Ford advised the affiant that she had received text messages from … a number that Ford recognized as belonging to Brown. In the text message Brown apologized for what he had done to Robin F. and advised Ford he was going to get help.â€￾
 

MikeRaw

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Damn, that sounds so fucking brutal.
I hate to ask this, but, link, source, anything? It sounds very amateur while reading it.
 

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There's already more than one story of this going around. I heard on the radio that after she read the message, she got mad and throw it at his head.

Anyway, I'm tired of hearing about it. It's all over the radio stations, and everytime you go past a stand that has magazines, there's at least 6 of them that are talking about it. Time for this to die down and be over with.

But It's a lot of people saying they feel bad for Rihanna and stuff, but she's even more sad that the news got out and that everyone's talking about it (so I heard). So the one's that keep talking about it are the one's that hurting her more.
 

MikeRaw

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I heard that to SP, and if that's true, noone should even feel sorry for her.
 

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I heard that to SP, and if that's true, noone should even feel sorry for her.

That's bullshit.

That's the kind of ignorance that makes psychologists and psychiatrists cry. Ever heard of battered person syndrome?

Of course she went back, she probably believes it to be her own fault that it even happened in the first place. Not to mention the likelihood that this was the first time it ever happened is slim.
 

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^So are you saying you feel sorry for her?

Yeah I do.

In this case the girl is likely thinking to herself that if she had never pissed him off he never would've hit her. So she went back to him thinking that so long as she behaves herself this will never happen again. And besides all that she loves him and believes that he loves her so that muddies the waters even further.

The problem is incidents like this never happen just once. He will hit her again, but the only difference is that this time he will have learned from his mistakes and hide his attacks and bruises better.

Now, none of that answers why I'd feel sorry for her. Yeah the easy answer is to tell her to walk away, but unfortunately she is likely unable to due to a few factors.

1) Culture: With all due respect to the Barbadian people "although women are well-represented in all aspects of national life, women's rights advocates cite domestic violence as a serious problem."

2) Religion: 80% of the country is Christian. Stand by your man anyone? This kind of thought pattern is very common when combined with the aforementioned culture.

those two will be the primary reasons. Familial pressure and not to mention the media are a factor as well but not to the extent that culture and religion are.

So yeah, I feel sorry for her.
 

MikeRaw

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Yeah I do.

In this case the girl is likely thinking to herself that if she had never pissed him off he never would've hit her. So she went back to him thinking that so long as she behaves herself this will never happen again. And besides all that she loves him and believes that he loves her so that muddies the waters even further.

The problem is incidents like this never happen just once. He will hit her again, but the only difference is that this time he will have learned from his mistakes and hide his attacks and bruises better.

Now, none of that answers why I'd feel sorry for her. Yeah the easy answer is to tell her to walk away, but unfortunately she is likely unable to due to a few factors.

1) Culture: With all due respect to the Barbadian people "although women are well-represented in all aspects of national life, women's rights advocates cite domestic violence as a serious problem."

2) Religion: 80% of the country is Christian. Stand by your man anyone? This kind of thought pattern is very common when combined with the aforementioned culture.

those two will be the primary reasons. Familial pressure and not to mention the media are a factor as well but not to the extent that culture and religion are.

So yeah, I feel sorry for her.
Fair enough I guess. I didn't expect to see that from you :laugh:, but if that's how you feel, then alright.
My opinion was kinda like yours before. I was pretty disguisted by it. But honestly, I just have a hard time feeling sorry for anyone if they have something happen, and then go to recover, be with family/friends, whatever, and still end up going back to the person. You gave reasons why she could be going back to him, but for me, I just don't care. Maybe it's just that I know I wouldn't be fucking stupid enough to go back to live or be with someone after that happened. It's a sad situation, but still, I just can't see wasting my time feeling sorry for someone, when they had every chance to move on with their lives and make it better for themselves.
 

Travis40

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That's bullshit.

That's the kind of ignorance that makes psychologists and psychiatrists cry. Ever heard of battered person syndrome?

Of course she went back, she probably believes it to be her own fault that it even happened in the first place. Not to mention the likelihood that this was the first time it ever happened is slim.

Yeah, about 8 years ago, my sister's husband beat the shit out of her and broke her nose, but she felt that it was her fault that it happened, and said that boxes fell from the top of the closet, and hit her in the face. She divorced him a couple of years ago after he got his cousin pregnant, and she told everyone what happened (everybody knew though, so it wasn't a surprise). But IDK how someone could feel that it was their fault for getting the shit kicked out of them :dunno:. And as Monk said, this probably wasn't the first time something like this happened, and it probably won't be the last.
 

Kizza

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Yeah, about 8 years ago, my sister's husband beat the shit out of her and broke her nose, but she felt that it was her fault that it happened, and said that boxes fell from the top of the closet, and hit her in the face. She divorced him a couple of years ago after he got his cousin pregnant, and she told everyone what happened (everybody knew though, so it wasn't a surprise). But IDK how someone could feel that it was their fault for getting the shit kicked out of them :dunno:. And as Monk said, this probably wasn't the first time something like this happened, and it probably won't be the last.

I'm sorry, but that's rofles.
 

J

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Fair enough I guess. I didn't expect to see that from you :laugh:,

I would, Monk's probably the smartest guy on the site when it comes to physicological stuff. Probably how he got to be an admin, jk.