Russell Brand declares himself not guilty of rape and positions of sexual aggression

The actor and comedian Russell Brand declared himself innocent in a London Court of Violar and positions of sexual assault that involve four women who date more than 25 years.

Brand, who turns 50 next week, denied two positions of rape, two positions of sexual assault and a position of indecent aggression. He said “not guilty” after each position was read in Southwark Crown Court.

Prosecutors said the crimes took place between 1999 and 2005, one in the English coastal city of Bournemouth and the other three in London.

Brand did not talk to journalists when he reached the court with dark sunglasses, a suit jacket, a black -collar shirt open under his chest and black jeans.

He is accused of raping a woman in a hotel room in Bournemouth when he attended a conference of the 1999 Labor Party and met him in an event he acted.

A second woman said the brand grabbed her forearm and tried to drag her into a male bath at a television station in London in 2001.

The third accuser was a television employee who met the brand at a 2004 birthday party where he allegedly grabbed his breasts before taking it to a bathroom and forcing her to perform oral sex.

The final accuser worked at a radio station and met with the brand while working at a “Big Brother” reality television program between 2004 and 2005.

British law protects the identity of victims of alleged sexual violence.

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