Overview
- Brown pleaded not guilty via video at a Miami-Dade arraignment on an attempted second-degree murder charge tied to a May shooting.
- He is free on a $25,000 bond under house arrest with a GPS ankle monitor, according to court records.
- Assistant State Attorney Stephanie Cruz outlined exposure of up to 30 years in prison with a 20-year mandatory minimum because a gun was allegedly discharged.
- An arrest warrant alleges Brown grabbed a security guard’s handgun and fired two shots, with the reported victim saying a bullet grazed his neck.
- Defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh disputes key affidavit details and says Brown acted in self-defense; a status hearing is set for Dec. 22 with no trial date yet.