Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown ARRESTED on domestic violence charges in family’s latest struggle

ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown has been arrested for domestic violence just two months after his wedding to Raiven Adams. 

The Sun can exclusively reveal Bear, 34, was arrested on March 11, 2022 for domestic violence assault in the fourth degree at 11:30pm. 

A Washington jail confirmed he was released on March 14 after spending the weekend behind bars.

A judge approved his release without bond.  

Bear, whose real name is Solomon, has a court hearing set for April 26, 2022. 

The arrest comes just two months after the Alaskan Bush People star married Raiven, who he shares 2-year-old son River with. 

The Sun can not confirm if Raiven is the alleged victim in the arrest.

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.”

The Alaskan Bush People star claimed he admitted his behavior was caused by “cocaine.”

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.

Raiven responded by requesting he receive “restricted visitation” with their son.

FRESH START

As The Sun previously reported, Bear and Raiven reached a custody agreement.

The couple then reconciled and dated on-and-off before marrying in January 2022. 

They celebrated their son’s second birthday last week. 

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call RAINN (Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network) at 800-656-HOPE (4673).