Trinidad American Rapper Foxy Brown faced a grand jury in New York on Wednesday to answer questions about her involvement in two recent altercations.

The singer, whose real name is Inga Marchand, was arrested and charged with public lewdness and harassment outside her Brooklyn home last month.

Her neighbor Arlene Raymond alleged that Brown violated a court order she had against the rapper by arguing with her before reportedly baring her bottom. Brown has denied the claims.

Brown hit the headlines just days later when police were called to an apartment building in Manhattan following reports she had become embroiled in a fight in the lobby of the venue. She was called testify before a grand jury in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Wednesday morning to answer prosecutors` queries regarding the two incidents as part of her ongoing case.

In her arraignment hearing last month, Brown pleaded not guilty to the two charges, as well as another count of criminal contempt. If convicted, she faces up to seven years behind bars.