AceShowbiz - Maria Avila has testified that she was suddenly attacked by a large dog at Chris Brown's residence, fearing for her life during the frightening encounter, AllHipHop reports. The dog responsible was identified as a 140-pound Central Asian Ovcharka named Hades.

Further details reveal that Avila, who had worked at Brown’s property only a handful of times before the incident, was not warned about the presence of any aggressive dogs. Instagram also detailed Chris Brown's court testimony, in which he expressed shock upon finding Avila severely injured and bleeding heavily after the attack. Brown admitted he did not personally call 911 but directed his security to make the emergency call, citing concerns about media attention. He left the scene before responders arrived and spent several hours driving around before returning home.

Chris Brown is widely known as an R&B singer, famous for the 2005 hit "Run It!" and his acting roles in films such as This Christmas, Stomp the Yard, and The O.C.. Despite his artistic success and numerous award nominations, including several in 2021 for his music, this legal battle over the dog attack adds to his ongoing public challenges.

The incident has led Avila to seek $90 million in damages, citing permanent facial disfigurement, nerve damage, and vision loss. The case highlights critical questions about responsibility and communication, especially since Avila’s attorney argued that any warnings given to Avila and her sister—both Spanish speakers—were likely not understood as they were in English. This legal confrontation could have significant implications for Brown’s liability and the safety measures around his property.

This article is based on reporting originally published by AllHipHop.