Jun 15, 2007 • 1 min read

Foxy Brown back on basic probation

Foxy Brown has been restored to standard probation by a court, lifting extra restrictions imposed after she left her home state without permission.

Foxy Brown is back on standard probation after a period of having to regularly report to court after she broke the rules of her long running probation, which stems from that altercation in a nail salon back in 2004.

As previously reported, Brown, real name Inga Marchand, got into trouble earlier this year when she was arrested following another altercation in a shop, this time in a beauty store in Florida. Aside from the new charges against her, the incident got her in trouble because she shouldn't have been in Florida in the first place - because she must get permission from her probation officer in order to leave her home state, which she hadn't. Since then she's had to attend regular sessions with her probation officer. But a court ruled yesterday that, two months on, the extra restrictions against Marchand should be lifted, despite a probation official suggesting they stay in place for another two months.

Criminal Court Judge Melissa Jackson, assessing Marchand's record from the last two months, said: "I see a positive probation report here. I'm going to restore her to probation. There's no necessity for the court to monitor her".

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