Jul 13, 2006 • 1 min read

Foxy Brown trial delayed

Rapper Foxy Brown's trial over an alleged assault on two nail salon workers has been delayed until 28 August by Judge Melissa Jackson.

US rap star Foxy Brown has had her trial relating to that alleged assault of two nail salon workers delayed until next month.

As previously reported, Brown, real name Inga Marchand, is charged with attacking the two salon employees on 29 Aug 2004, allegedly kicking one, and hitting the other in the face with a mobile phone during an argument over payment for a manicure. Brown almost settled the case with a plea agreement back in December, but that arrangement fell apart, because the judge in the case, Melissa Jackson, was unsatisfied with Brown's plea statement.

In court yesterday, Jackson delayed the trial, due to begin next week, until 28 Aug, also extending an order of protection for the salon workers against Brown.

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