Sandra Chiefe
Moderator
In a move that stands only to increase the singer’s bad boy image and sell more records and product placements for the corporate and commercial engine that is Chris Brown, the singer has been ordered to perform another 1,000 extra hours of community service. His probation was revoked last month after he was hit with misdemeanour charges following a
minor traffic accident.
The Los Angeles Superior Court judge James Brandlin said Brown would be put to work in one of four programs – highway cleanup, beach clean-up, graffiti removal or a program run by the probation program.
The probation, including his initial 180 days he was initially given stems from his assault of fellow singer and then girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
minor traffic accident.
The Los Angeles Superior Court judge James Brandlin said Brown would be put to work in one of four programs – highway cleanup, beach clean-up, graffiti removal or a program run by the probation program.
The probation, including his initial 180 days he was initially given stems from his assault of fellow singer and then girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
