CHRIS BROWN RELEASED FROM JAIL ON $250,000 BAIL

Chris Brown is out on bail.

The singer posted $250,000 to be released from jail on Tuesday night after being arrested for assault with a deadly weapon at his Tarzana home earlier in the day.

Former beauty queen Baylee Curran told authorities that Brown threatened her with a gun after she admired jewelry in his home. Officers arrived at the residence at approximately 3 a.m. on Tuesday and stayed there until a search warrant was obtained in the afternoon.

During a lengthy standoff with police, Brown reportedly threw a duffel bag out of his home, which is said to have contained two guns and drugs. Multiple sources claim the singer yelled “come and get me” after throwing the bag.

Brown took to social media to proclaim his innocence in since-deleted videos. “I stay out of the way, take care of my daughter, do work,” he said. “I don’t even fuck ugly bitches, triflin’ bitches. Whatever the fuck it is, I’m not on that, bro…I’m innocent. Fuck everybody.”

Brown’s attorney Mark Geragos tweeted an update after Brown’s release. “Thanks to everyone for their support and well wishes,” he wrote. “Chris is out and well. The allegations against him are demonstrably false #TeamBreezy.”

Brown is set to appear in court on Sept. 20.Reports have it that the 'Loyal' singer could face up to 14 years behind bars if he's found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon.

CHRIS BROWN ACCUSER Ex-Roommate SaysSHE MAKES UP DEATH THREATS!!!

The woman who triggered Chris Brown's arrest has a history of making up stories about people threatening to kill her ... according to her former roommate.

Baylee Curran filed a restraining order in 2013 claiming her roomie, Princeton Roseborough, threatened to hire a hitman to take her out.

Baylee went on to claim Roseborough physically hurt her by pushing her head against a bedroom wall ... hard enough to call an ambulance.

Her claims were enough for a judge to issue a temporary restraining order, but when it came time for a formal hearing, she was a no-show in court so the restraining order was lifted.