Chris Brown Unable To Be Found By LA Sheriff As They Try To Serve Him Legal Papers Over Vicious Dog Attack
July 30 2021, Published 11:15 a.m. ET
The ex-housekeeper suing Chris Brown over an insane dog attack at his home says she can’t find the singer.
According to court documents obtained by Radar, the singer’s former housekeeper Patricia Avila is asking the court for permission to serve Chris via public notice instead of personally handing him the documents
She says she hired a professional process server who tried five different times to approach the troubled singer’s home. The motion reads, “The entrance to Mr. Brown’s long driveway is blocked by a security guard at the very bottom of the driveway. Each time our process server approached the residence, no one would answer the gate and no one would come down to the address them at the gate.”
The server claims to have been told by a security guard that Chris wasn’t home. In May, they found out Chris was throwing a party at his home. The server tried to come the next day but was shut down again.
Patricia says her lawyer then hired the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to try and serve Chris at his home. However, law enforcement was unable to get anyone to answer the door despite three attempts.
The judge has yet to rule on Patricia’s motion for alternative service. Back in April, Patricia sued the singer after her sister was