Dec 13, 2006 • 1 min read

Foxy Brown faces probation violation claims in court

Rapper Foxy Brown appeared in court accused of violating her probation over missed appointments and anger management classes, which she denies.

Rapper Foxy Brown was back in court on Monday to answer claims that she had violated her probation in relation to those charges of assaulting two nail salon workers in New York in 2004. According to the City Department Of Probation, the hip hopper, real name Inga Marchand, has not kept appointments with her probation officers, has failed to submit drug tests and has not attended the prescribed anger management classes.

Brown has told reporters that she has, in fact, taken drugs tests, and that they came back negative, and protested that she missed her probation appointments because she was not prepared to attend the Brooklyn probation office with other criminals and no security, saying, "my safety was in jeopardy. I didn't think they were going to throw me in with the wolves."

The judge warned Marchand that she could end up in jail for breaking the terms of her probation, but would not let the rapper speak until her next court appearance when her lawyer will be present.

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