No Treatment Means Possible Jail Time

When you’re a repeat offender it is hard to get a good deal. In Tommie Lee’s case, It’s her past has crept up to bite her in the behind. Seems like the former Love and Hip Hop Atlanta star is having a difficult time escaping her past with the law. Despite her many efforts to seek help from a mental health program, ultimately prosecutors are not here for it.

According to TMZ, the Assistant District Attorney determined Tommie’s criminal history and background make her ineligible for the program. They continued saying that would “make her an inappropriate candidate for an accountability court.”

As we previously reported, Tommie submitted a petition in her child abuse case to allow her to get treatment for a serious mental illness. She confessed to having bipolar disease in a previous interview. Her time in the program would have spared her from having to serve jail time. So that means she might actually face some jail time if she is convicted.

Back in January Tommie was indicted in on multiple child abuse charges for allegedly assaulting her daughter at school. She is currently facing 7 charges and could face up to 54 years in prison if convicted. Prior to her indictment, Tommie was arrested twice in connection to this case. First for an alleged assault in October. Then again less than 24 hours for violating a court order to stay away from her daughter. Lee had allegedly thrown her daughter into the lockers at her school amongst other accusations.

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Apparently, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife along with the Los Angeles City Attorney agreed. On Jan. 2, they seized little Fiji and now Brown might be facing prosecution.

TMZ reported that Brown failed to get a permit for the monkey. It is classified as a restricted species. If Brown is tried and convicted by the city of Los Angeles, the misdemeanor could earn him up to six months in jail.

His attorney, Mark Geragos, would much rather be spending his time on more serious matters. On top of representing Colin Kaepernick in his collusion case against the NFL, he must now defend Brown against the City Attorney for what Geragos called “monkey business.”

“As I leave my office in Downtown L.A. and walk past people sleeping on the street on my way to defend people charged by the City Attorney with selling medical marijuana … now spending taxpayer money on investigating monkey business, this completes the circle on his absurdity,” Geragos told TMZ.

Nevertheless, Brown will have to answer to the charge and may end up defending himself in court should the City Attorney decide to pursue a case against the singer. ABC 7 News reported that Capt. Patrick Foy of the CDFW received multiple complaints about Brown’s Instagram posts showing photos of Fiji.

In the video, Royalty had the monkey on her lap, swaddled in a blanket, and wearing a diaper. Foy got a search warrant, but Brown agreed to surrender the monkey instead. He was not home when agents arrived to take Fiji away in his cage.

As far as Royalty’s safety is concerned, Fiji never traveled to her mother’s home in Houston. Brown has shared custody and ensures that she is monitored when in his home.

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