Two previously reported charges being brought against Foxy Brown have been dropped, at a municipal court in New Jersey.
Rasheeda Ellis, a former consultant to Brown's management company, had accused Brown, real name Inga Marchand, of harassment, threatening behaviour and verbal abuse, and claimed that when she tried to collect back pay owed to her from Brown back in June, the rap star went to her current place of employment and made threats. But Ellis has now agreed to drop the charges, with both sides agreeing to have no further contact with each other, and with certain unspecified items to be returned to Ellis.
Brown missed an initial court hearing regarding this case on 23 Aug, and was ordered to attend the latest hearing, which took place yesterday, or face arrest. She was, of course, sentenced to three years probation and anger management classes last month after pleading guilty to those previously reported assault charges relating to a fight with nail salon workers back in 2004.