Aug 30, 2006 • 1 min read

Foxy Brown pleads guilty then tries to revoke plea

Foxy Brown pleaded guilty to assault charges under a plea deal, then moments later asked to revoke it, but the judge refused the request.

So, Foxy Brown has pleaded guilty to those assault charges that following an altercation with two nail salon workers back in 2004. Except, she hasn't. Except she has. Confused?

Well, having previously turned down a plea bargain over the case, demanding the assault charges be reduced to the lesser count of disorderly conduct, Brown yesterday declared she was guilty of the original charges and that she would accept a new plea bargain, which reportedly means she will be handed three years probation and be required to attend anger management classes. Which is all well and good, except four minutes later the rapper said she wanted to revoke her plea, arguing she had been rushed into making a decision. But the judge refused the request, and said she would have to make a written motion ahead of a formal sentencing hearing on 23 Oct.

As previously reported, this whole thing relates to an incident in August 2004 when she allegedly assaulted two nail salon workers in a dispute over a twenty dollar manicure.

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