Russell Brand laughed after pinning a radio worker to a wall as his entourage 'did nothing', accuser tells court
The woman, now in her 50s, told Southwark Crown Court the alleged mid-2000s attack at the Choice FM studios was 'frenzied' and 'violent'. She broke down in tears, saying a 'culture of fear' around the A-list star stopped her reporting it. Pressed by Brand's barrister Ian Winter KC, she said bosses would have told her: 'Oh, you're lucky.' Russell Brand, 51, denies all seven charges.
Brand's wife Laura Gallacher shook her head in the gallery during the testimony.
The accuser said she had flown 'halfway around the world' and was 'losing money' to testify.
On Monday, another accuser said Brand 'dragged' her into a Soho bar toilet in 2004.
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