Radio Station Wants Their Money Back from Bobby Brown

The radio station that paid the $19,000 in overdue fines and child support in order to get singer Bobby Brown released from a Massachusetts jail last week wants their money back.

WIHT-FM fronted the money for Brown in return for a promise from the singer to work for the station, both on-and-off air for a week.

Since Brown hasn't kept up his end of the bargain, the station is now askin for their money back.

Brown denies that he ever agreed to work for the station. Attorney's for the troubled singer say the money will be re-paid to the station.