Thu, 04 January 2007 12:00:00 ET
Brandy could be charged with manslaughter since the California Highway Patrol has investigated the case and said that the collision which killed a woman was Brandy's fault.
Brandy could face manslaughter charges following her involvement in a fatal car crash.
On December 30 2005 the singer - whose real name is Brandy Norwood - crashed into the back of a car, resulting in the death of the driver.
The California Highway Patrol has concluded its investigation into the four car crash and say Brandy was at fault.
Patrol spokesman Leland Tang said yesterday (29.01.07): "We know that Brandy's at fault for the chain reaction of the collision.
"The Los Angeles City Attorney's office recommends she be charged with a misdemeanour count of vehicular manslaughter without gross negligence."
If charged and subsequently found guilty, the 27-year-old star could face one year in jail.
Tang added that investigators found no evidence that Brandy was distracted at the moment when she crashed into the back of the vehicle driven by 38-year-old married mother-of-one Awatef Aboudihaj.
Aboudihaj died the next evening at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center.
The Los Angeles City Attorney's office will review the case and decide whether to file the charge against her.
A representative for Brandy is yet to comment.
The former 'Moesha' star was driving her 2007 Land Rover at 65 mph on Los Angeles' 405 Freeway when she crashed into the 2005 Toyota.
The Toyota hit a third car and then the central divide, before colliding with a fourth car, according to a California Highway Patrol statement.
A man driving immediately behind Brandy is quoted by gossip website TMZ.com as saying: "She got upset, talking about how it was all her fault she didn't stop. She kept saying how she hit the lady."
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