Chris Brown’s alleged victim is speaking out following the Ayo singer’s arrest on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
On Tuesday, Brown was involved in a nine-hour standoff with the Los Angeles Police Department at his mansion after a woman called 911 claiming he had allegedly threatened her with a gun around 3 a.m.
Baylee Curran, former 2016 Miss California Regional, opened up to Extra about the ordeal and claims she has witnesses who can back up her story .
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Curran claims she went to Brown’s home to discuss future business opportunities, and that she was admiring some diamonds at Brown’s house when a man started shouting at her to get away from them.
Curran also claims she was asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement before leaving the house, but she refused and instead made a run for it.
“I fled down his driveway,” she alleges. “I went to the left side of the street, went up a couple houses, was running. That’s when the neighbours heard the commotion and saw me out there and then called the police, and that is when I then called the police.”
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The beauty queen went on to say, “There are witnesses. I had my friend with me, my girlfriend… she actually fled with me, went running down the street, was there when the cops came, saw the gun, saw the threats. I’m sure you can ask the jewellry man, he was there. I’m sure Chris’ friends wont vouch for me, of course.”
She also mentions there was a tattoo artist onsite tattooing Kim Karadshian’s ex-boyfriend Ray J, but she wasn’t sure if he saw anything.
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Curran insists that she’s not speaking out for publicity.
“I would say to Chris, be the good person that I know you are. He knows what he has done… I would say, just come out with the truth, because I’m sure it will come out one day anyway.”
The model also spoke in an interview with TMZ, saying that four other girls were allegedly kicked out of the house about an hour before her argument with Brown that night.
When Curran spoke with ABC News, she revealed she has been receiving a lot of hate mail from Brown’s fans writing her, “Kill yourself, you’re a snitch, you’re a snake.”
Brown’s lawyer has tweeted that his client was later freed from police custody and called the accusations “demonstrably false.”
The singer posted a $250,000 bail, jail records show.
He is expected to appear in court on Sept. 20.
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