Judge Joe Brown Clears His Name In Sheryl Lee Ralph’s Sexual Assault Claims Even Though She Didn’t Accuse Him: “This Is A Warning. I Might Bring In My Legal Crew And Proceed For Defamation Of Character”

Judge Joe Brown denies sexually assaulting actress Sheryl Lee Ralph despite her not accusing him.

Ralph recently confessed that she was sexually assaulted by a famous television judge during an interview with Angela Yee.

“I could tell you another time this was a famous TV judge. Not Judge Mathis, I love him…He’s a great man…not him…another one,” she said. “I’m at a very public place …  I had my suit on. I was handling my business for the television show I was on at that time. He and I were on the same network. This man walked in, grabbed me by the back of my neck, turned me around, and rammed his nasty tongue down my throat.”

Even though Ralph did not name which judge she was referring to, Brown decided to clear his name before the accusations started.

“This is a warning. I might bring in my legal crew and proceed for defamation of character,” he said. “You see when they put my face next to hers and they start doing that little stuff there, that becomes innuendo.”

Brown added that the slander  is “very destructive to my reputation.” He also said  he has a “long track record of ensuring that women get justice,” and has spent “the last half-century protecting womanhood and promoting manhood.”

Nevertheless, the famous judge is currently still a mystery as Ralph have not addressed Brown’s comments.