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Chris Brown, Drake Fight Over Rihanna: Victim Update

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Another innocent female victim in the Drake Vs. Chris Brown bottle fight … who claims she was also cracked in the head by a flying bottle when things got violent inside of the W.i.P. nightclub.

TMZ spoke with 21-year-old Veronica … who tells us she was hanging at a table with her friends Wednesday night when the brawl broke out.

“I heard people screaming … so I tried to get away from the action and hid behind a couch.”

While she was trying to hide, Veronica says she took a bottle to the face … causing a massive knot on her forehead.

During the madness that ensued, Veronica says she was trampled by someone … and suffered scrapes.  Veronica also suffered a deep gash on her hand.

Veronica was taken to an ambulance .. where she saw another female victim, Hollie C., who had also been hit by a bottle and was gushing blood from her forehead.

Veronica tells us, “I plan on suing the club over the incident.” She’s unsure if she will take legal action against Chris Brown or Drake … but adds, “I’m trying to see my best legal options.”

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