Alaskan Bush People: All The Charges Against Bear Brown Explained
Bear Brown from Alaskan Bush People has found himself in trouble with the law after being arrested on an alleged domestic violence charge. The star of the Discovery Channel show has been living his life near the family ranch with his wife and son. Supporters of Bear are not sure exactly what happened but they are hoping to find out the details soon.
The last year has been extremely hard for the Wolf Pack as they lost their patriarch Billy Brown after he suffered a seizure in February of 2021. Before his death, the Browns also had to navigate their once-thriving ranch after the Palmer Wildfires, which devastated their mountain homestead. Bear has done his best to move past the tragedies that have plagued his family. In January, he revealed to fans that he had tied the knot with Raiven Brown, and the two were looking to move closer to the mountain. The news of a fight shocked fans, who thought that the couple had worked through their issues.
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News broke that the self-proclaimed «king of extreme» was arrested on March 11 near his home. While there is much speculation, some facts have surfaced. Bear, whose real name is Solomon Isiah Freedom Brown, was arrested on March 11 on Assault Fourth DV charges. He was brought to the Okanogan County Jail. He resides in Washington State, where the law defines fourth-degree assault as an attempted battery on another person (which would allegedly be Raiven in this case), which causes contact that a reasonable person would find offensive. To receive a fourth-degree assault charge for domestic violence in Washington, the victim must be part of a family household.
The report also revealed that Bear tried to take Raiven's
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