Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown accused of causing car crash that left other driver with ‘deformed’ leg & ‘spinal pain’
ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown has been accused of causing a car crash that left the other driver with a “deformed” leg and “spinal pain”.
The accident came just months before , 34, was arrested on March 11, 2022 for domestic violence assault.
Bear was driving a red 2015 Jetta Volkswagen on May 25, 2021 when he ran through a stop sign and collided into a silver SUV, according to an incident report exclusively obtained by The Sun.
The officer noted the car Bear was driving had “severe front end damage.”
The cop spoke with Bear’s brother Noah, who was in the passenger seat.
The report read: “Noah stated he thinks he was ok and stated his knee was busted up.”
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Authorities then spoke with Bear, real name Solomon, who identified himself as the driver.
The report read: “Solomon stated Noah was teaching him how to drive and he just missed the stop sign.”
The Alaskan Bush People star had just a driver’s permit at the time of the crash.
The SUV Bear’s car hit “rolled over” and landed “upside down.”
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The driver of the other car said the accident happened “so fast” that he “did not get a chance to press the breaks.”
The report read: “He was complaining of neck/spinal pain, cuts on his arm and had a deformed left leg/ankle.”
Both Noah and the other driver were taken to the hospital for their injuries.
Bear was issued a traffic infraction for failure to stop at a stop sign.
Bear paid a fine for the citation.
Noah was at the age to legally teach him how to drive.
It appears Bear has obtained his license despite the crash, as he has been posting photos in front of and driving a red truck.
BEAR'S BUST
The accident comes before Bear's domestic violence arrest, as he was released on March 14 after spending the weekend behind bars.
The Sun has chosen to protect the identity of the alleged victim.
In the incident report obtained by The Sun, a family member of the alleged victim called authorities to report a domestic violence incident.
The alleged victim told authorities Bear, whose birth name is Solomon, was “cussing” and “being crazy” following an argument.
Bear left and returned by “banging on the door” of a camper.
The alleged victim did not feel comfortable letting him inside, but he “came back multiple times throughout the night.”
The following morning, the alleged victim was on FaceTime with a family member.
According to the incident report, Bear accused the alleged victim of being “so crazy.”
The alleged victim asked him to leave, as he was “acting crazy and scary.”
He “pushed” the alleged victim onto the bed and attempted to take the person’s phone, according to the report.
The incident report read: “[The alleged victim] stated Solomon was holding [the alleged victim] down by having one hand on the hip and the other on hand.”
The alleged victim showed authorities a “scratch” from the altercation, which the officer confirmed was visible on the finger.
Bear left when the alleged victim threatened to call authorities.
The alleged victim claimed to have been pushed by Bear “a few times.”
The report continued: “[The alleged victim] became emotionally upset and was concerned due to Solomon's status they were going to attack [the alleged victim] for reporting this.”
The officer was able to locate Bear, who claimed the alleged victim was the one “banging on the door, yelling and screaming” at him.
Bear admitted to grabbing the phone, but claimed the alleged victim “kind of hit him in the side a little bit.”
He did not admit to pushing or scratching the alleged victim.
He was then placed under arrest.
A family member who spoke to authorities and was on the phone during the incident heard the alleged victim saying, "Ow you're hurting me" and Bear allegedly used the words “b***h” and “crazy.”
Bear has a court hearing set for April 26, 2022.
PAST ABUSE CLAIMS
This isn’t the first time Bear has been accused of domestic violence.
Raiven filed a restraining order against Bear during her pregnancy in February 2020, as she accused him of exhibiting “erratic” and “abusive” behavior.
She claimed in one alleged incident that he began "yelling and slamming things,” and prevented her from “leaving rooms."
Raiven claimed his behavior was caused by "cocaine."
But Bear denied the drug claims at the time.
Raiven claimed he began threatening to "kick her out" and started to "withhold food and money" when she expressed concerns about his alleged drug abuse.
She also claimed in court papers that he threatened her with a gun and boasted that “gun laws don’t apply” to him.
CUSTODY WAR
Raiven dropped the order only days before their son’s premature birth at 34 weeks.
The two were then involved in a nasty custody war over their son, who was born in March 2020, as Bear then filed for joint custody of River.
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Raiven responded by requesting he receives “restricted visitation” with their son.
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As The Sun previously reported, Bear and Raiven reached a custody agreement.
They reconciled and got married in January 2022.
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