Have any members of the Brown family faced legal charges in 2025?

1. Two separate Brown families, two different legal dramas

Reporting treats the cases as unrelated: one involves celebrity ex‑NFL player Antonio Brown and a Miami attempted‑murder charge from May 2025 ^{[1] [2] [3]}; the other involves Rain Brown, the youngest of the “Alaskan Bush People” cast, arrested in Washington State in April 2025 on burglary and related charges ^{[4] [5]}. Sources make clear these are distinct families with separate legal matters ^{[3] [5]}.

2. Antonio Brown: attempted murder charge and ongoing uncertainty

Coverage reports that a Miami investigation led to an attempted murder charge filed in May 2025 against Antonio Brown and that a warrant for his arrest was issued, with him later appearing in other coverage and public actions while legal proceedings continued ^{[1] [2] [3]}. The Guardian notes he pleaded not guilty and that the Florida charge carries a maximum 15‑year sentence; earlier legal troubles and a history of other accusations are also referenced ^[3]. Sources document both the charge and his not‑guilty plea but do not provide a final disposition in 2025 ^[3].

3. Rain Brown: burglary and malicious mischief charges in April 2025

Multiple entertainment outlets obtained court or booking records showing Rain Brown and husband Josiah Lorton were arrested April 11, 2025, and booked into Okanogan County jail; charges reported include first‑degree burglary, first‑degree malicious mischief and second‑degree criminal trespass ^{[4] [6] [5]}. People and Us Weekly reported the bookings and said the details of the alleged incident were not released by the sheriff’s office; Rain publicly denied wrongdoing on social media afterward ^{[5] [6] [7]}.

4. What sources say about outcomes and bail

Reports say Rain and Lorton were released on their own recognizance by April 14, 2025, and did not have to post bail, according to reporting that cites court records ^[4]. For Antonio Brown, outlets record a not‑guilty plea being filed and coverage of bail and travel issues, but news in the provided set does not include any 2025 conviction or final court judgment ^{[3] [2]}.

5. Context: public profiles and media attention shape coverage

Both cases received outsized attention because the subjects are public figures: Antonio Brown’s long NFL career and past legal controversies are routinely mentioned alongside the new attempted‑murder charge ^[3]; Rain Brown’s arrest drew attention because of her visibility from Alaskan Bush People and ongoing family disputes and franchise controversies ^{[4] [8]}. Coverage often mixes legal reporting with personal and social‑media detail, which can blur fact and allegation ^{[2] [7]}.

6. Limits of the available reporting and what is not claimed

Available sources report arrests, charges, pleas and releases but do not include final convictions, sentences, or comprehensive court rulings for 2025 in these items; therefore I do not assert a conviction in either case ^{[3] [4]}. Available sources do not mention other members of the Brown surname being charged in 2025 beyond Antonio Brown and Rain Brown and associated defendants (not found in current reporting).

7. Competing perspectives and implicit agendas in coverage

Entertainment outlets prioritize personality and narrative (sympathy, denial, family drama) when covering Rain Brown ^{[5] [7]}; sports and national outlets frame Antonio Brown’s case within career arc and prior controversies ^{[3] [2]}. Readers should note potential commercial incentives for sensational headlines in celebrity reporting and confirm court records for legal status updates ^{[5] [3]}.

If you want, I can compile direct links and timeline entries from the cited reports or track later court dockets to update dispositions beyond these 2025 reports.