'Alaskan Bush People' Star Bear Brown Accused Of Causing Serious Car Crash Just Months Before Domestic Violence Arrest

Alaskan Bush People star Bear Brown has been accused of causing a car accident that left another driver with serious injuries.

The 34-year-old reality star was allegedly involved in a car crash back in May 2021, just months before getting arrested for domestic violence.

According to The Sun, Bear was driving a red 2015 Jetta Volkswagen with his brother, Noah, in the passenger seat when he ran through a stop sign and collided with an SUV.

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The report claimed that Bear's car had "severe front end damage," although he was not injured from the crash. Noah, on the other hand, was sent to the hospital after stating his "knee was busted up."

The driver in the other car wasn't in great shape after the collision either, as the crash caused his SUV to roll over and land "upside down," it was reported.

The driver — who was not named in the report — claimed the crash happened "so fast" that he "did not get a chance to press the brakes."

According to the publication, the driver "was complaining of neck/spinal pain, cuts on his arm and had a deformed left leg/ankle," resulting in him being sent to the hospital as well.

Bear — whose real name is Solomon Isaiah Freedom Brown — admitted to authorities that "Noah was teaching him how to drive and he just missed the stop sign," as he only had his driver's permit at the time.

He was reportedly issued a traffic infraction for failure to stop at a stop sign and paid a fine for the citation.

The news of Bear's crash comes just weeks after it was revealed that he was arrested for domestic violence in the fourth degree on Friday, March 11, which resulted in him spending the weekend in jail before being released the following Monday.

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As OK! reported, Bear's wife, Raiven Adams, left the pair's home in Loomis, Washington, following the arrest, although it has not been confirmed whether she was the victim in the alleged incident.

"Raiven has left Loomis. She took her car. She left in the car she came to Washington in. She is gone," an insider previously dished. "She left right after [the arrest] occurred. There is no evidence of her being back in town. But he is back at their home."

Raiven — who Bear married just two months prior to the arrest — previously filed a restraining order against Bear following another domestic violence incident while she was pregnant with their son, River, in February 2020.

At the time, Raiven accused Bear of having "erratic" and "abusive" behavior, while insisting he was using cocaine and even threatening her with a gun.