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Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to wounding charge in London court

Singer Chris Brown admitted in a London court to one count of wounding without intent following a February 2023 incident at a nightclub.

Sourced from Associated Press
Published July 24, 2026 at 7:58 AM EDT
Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to wounding charge in London court

The Facts

Who
Chris Brown, Amrit Magar, Judge Ranjeet Singh
What
Guilty plea in a criminal case involving a nightclub altercation.
When
Friday, July 2024 (referencing a 2023 incident)
Where
London, United Kingdom
Why
To resolve criminal charges stemming from a physical altercation at a nightclub.

American singer Chris Brown pleaded guilty on Friday to one count of wounding without intent related to a 2023 altercation at a London nightclub. During a hearing at Wood Green Crown Court, Brown admitted to striking a music producer in the head with a bottle at the Tape London venue in Mayfair.

The incident occurred in February 2023 while Brown was in the United Kingdom for a concert tour. The victim, identified in court as music producer Amrit Magar, was treated for injuries following the encounter.

Judge Ranjeet Singh noted Brown's guilty plea and scheduled sentencing for a later date. Under English law, the charge of wounding without intent carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison, though sentencing guidelines often allow for community-based penalties or fines depending on the circumstances and the defendant's record.

Brown was released on bail following the hearing. His legal representatives did not issue a public statement immediately following the court appearance.

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