Bear Brown from Alaskan Bush People has run into legal issues after being detained on suspicion of domestic assault. The Discovery Channel show’s main character has been residing close to the family ranch with his wife and son. Bear’s supporters are eager to learn more about what transpired but are unsure of the specifics.
The Wolf Pack has had a very difficult past year because Billy Brown, their patriarch, passed away after having a seizure in February 2021. Prior to his passing, the Browns also had to manage their once-vibrant ranch after it was completely destroyed by the Palmer Wildfires. Bear has made an effort to put his family’s traumas behind him. He told his followers in January that he had wed Raiven Brown and that the couple was looking to relocate near the mountain. Fans were stunned to learn of a confrontation because they believed the pair had resolved their concerns.
News of the alleged “king of extremearrest “‘s on March 11 in close proximity to his residence broke. There is a lot of supposition, but some information has come to light. The charges of Fourth DV Assault led to Bear’s arrest on March 11. His real name is Solomon Isiah Freedom Brown. He was taken to the jail in Okanogan County. He lives in Washington State, where a fourth-degree assault is defined by law as an attempt to batter another person (in this case, Raiven) that results in physical contact that a reasonable person would find offensive. In Washington, the victim of domestic abuse must be a family member in order to be charged with fourth-degree assault.
Bear attempted to “throw her on the ground” and seize Raiven’s phone, according to the report. During their conversation, Raiven informed the officer that her spouse was going “crazy.” The couple was moving between homes and into a camper trailer when the fight started. The mother of one Raiven claims that she routinely switches between the two locations. According to the story, Bear asked his 23-year-old wife to leave the trailer while he started cursing at her. Due to “all of their stuff being in there,” Raiven explained why she was required to be there. Bear was not allowed inside the trailer, according to Raiven. According to the documentation, Bear tried to take her phone while holding her down on the bed.
The on-duty police officer did not see any marks on Raiven other than the scratch on her finger and observed that she had no markings on her body. Bear spent the weekend in jail following his detention before being freed without posting bond. The case against Bear is set for April 26, 2022. Police claim that the Alaskan Bush People actor did not choke or strangle Raiven and had no traces of alcohol or narcotics in his system.