Showing posts with label 5 years probation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5 years probation. Show all posts

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Chris Brown's Work Schedule, and MJ Tribute


According to Richmond City Councilman Doug Conner who works with Virginia’s hard labor program , Chris Brown’s hard labor workday will begin at 8:00 AM when a Department of Corrections bus picks him up, along with 30-40 other offenders. That’s right! Chris will be riding the white horse.

Conner says Brown will wear a reflective orange vest and pick up trash and litter along highways and roads. He’ll also have to trim brush along medians, remove gang graffiti from the VCU campus, and wash the inside and outside of law enforcement vehicles.

Conner says Brown will be kept “under the watchful eye of a supervisor” to make sure he doesn’t cut any corners during his 8 hour workday. (Egyptsaidso)

In related news, Jermaine Jackson has been promoting that Chris Brown and Mary J Blige will be performing at this MJ Tribute concert in Vienna.


According to Breezy, and MJB-Not So Much! A person connected to Chris Brown said he would not perform and had never committed to doing so. Yet Jermaine Jackson said in London that he "was confident" that Brown would be on hand. The issue may have more to do with whether Brown can travel out of country in the wake of his recent felony assault conviction for beating former girlfriend Rihanna in February.

A publicist for Mary J. Blige tells us she would have liked to have been there but has a prior commitment.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Chris Brown Pics: Acts of Desperation

With 5 years of probation ahead of him, Chris has alot of free-time...well, once he gets done with the community service hours. Anyway, over the holiday weekend, he twittered photos of himself inside his graffiti covered family homestead over labor day weekend.

Tryna sit there like he is soooo hurt! It looks like a plea cry if you ask me! Or I could be wrong, maybe he is just thinking....hmmmm!

That's not all though! Check out the pics of his closet, his tribute to MJ, and his cars! Peep This! Peep This! Peep This! Peep This!

The cars are nice, but the closet.....That hurt my feelings! I don't care though! I still feel sorry for Chris. Rihanna should have got some type of probation! Breezy, hold your head up!

Thursday, September 3, 2009

If You Missed It: Chris Brown On Larry King Live on CNN

I don't know if your like me or not, and missed the highly publicized interview with Chris Brown on Larry King Live, I have it for you here. I haven't seen it yet, but all i heard folks on Twitter last night talking about is that he didn't answer anything. Honestly, I don't blame him. That would have gave us more reasons to give him and his bowtie the blues. Anyhoo, I haven't seen it yet, so I'll play catch up!









Monday, August 31, 2009

Chris Brown Still "Can't Believe" That He Assualted Rihanna


When Chris Brown sees the infamous leaked photo of ex-girlfriend Rihanna with a bruised and battered face following his early-morning assault on her on February 8, he still can't believe it.

"When I look at it now, it's just like, wow, like, I can't — I can't believe that — that actually happened," Brown told CNN's Larry King in an interview slated to run on Wednesday night, his first since his arrest in February. Brown also claims in the interview that he cannot remember that night's violence, which police said included the then-19-year-old singer punching, biting and choking Rihanna.

Brown told King that he still loves Rihanna and that he's still in love with her, but the judge's stay-away order will keep him apart from the singer for the next five years. Brown pleaded guilty to felony assault on June 22 in a deal that helped him avoid up to five years in jail, but includes five years of probation and six months of community labor service.

Brown said he realizes now that his violent actions have real-world consequences. "They want me to pick up trash, remove graffiti," he said, dubbing the judge's sentence as fair. "I'm a hard worker. It's something I'm willing to do."

Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, told King that he's grown to love the singer as a "son or a nephew," and that the sentence means Brown has to walk "the straight and narrow for five years."

So far, Brown appearsto have gotten off to a shaky start, as questions were raised last week on the day of his sentencing about whether his celebratory dancing at a Los Angeles nightclub may have been a violation of his probation (Peep This). A spokesperson for the Los Angeles District Attorney's office and one for the probation department said on Friday that they have not opened any investigation into whether a probation violation occurred. (MTV.com)

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Brown's & Rihanna's Violent Past FINALLY Revealed!

I laugh at the fact that some people actually believe that the February incident between Rihanna and Chris Brown was the first time anything physical between the two, ever happened. All of that was some pinned up frustration, that unfortunately came out. Yesterday, when Brown was convicted in the Rihanna assualt incident, details about their violent past was FINALLY revealed.


Rihanna and Chris Brown had two previous violent episodes before the Feb. 8 fight, which ultimately led to Brown’s arrest and felony conviction, court documents reveal. The “Umbrella” singer allegedly slapped Brown…… in a heated argument three months prior to the February incident, according to Brown’s probation review released Tuesday.

In that previous fight, which occurred in Europe, Brown responded by pushing Rihanna into a wall, the documents say. The couple “were involved in a verbal dispute and [she] slapped [him].” Brown “responded by shoving her into a wall.” A second fight occurred about three weeks prior to the Feb. 8 incident. Brown and Rihanna “were visiting Barbados and were driving a Range Rover loaned to them,” according to the documents. “They had an argument inside the car. [Brown] exited and broke the front driver and passenger side windows of the car. No one was injured during the incident.”

The documents also reveal that in the Feb. 8 incident, which began after Brown allegedly received a text message from a previous lover, that Rihanna “said she became ‘enraged’ and slammed both of her fists against the dashboard,” which led to Brown pulling the Lamborghini over and trying to force her out, which escalated into a physical fight. Lawyers for both Rihanna, 21, and Brown, 20, weren’t immediately available for comment. In a June 26 interview with his probation officer, Brown stated that since the Feb. 8 fight, he had been very “depressed.” Brown stated he grew up watching his mother being physically abused and said he did not want to “carry on that cycle.”

Brown repeatedly told the officer he regretted the incident, and said he initially wanted to plead guilty right away, but his attorney advised against it. “I want to take responsibility for my mistake,” Brown told the officer, adding he is “totally remorseful for what I have done.”



Now, with all of this coming out, Im still PISSED that Rihanna didn't get any type of probation or anything.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Chris Brown Sentenced In Rihanna Case; Must Stay Away From Rihanna For 5 Years

Finally, the world can close the case and Chris Brown and move on with their life! Can he live?


A few minutes ago, a judge sentenced Chris Brown to five years' probation and six months' community labor for the beating of Rihanna and issued a stern admonition to the R&B singer.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg told Brown that he could be sent to state prison if he violated any terms of his sentence, including an order to stay away from Rihanna for the next five years.

Brown will serve his sentence in his home state — Virginia — and his community labor will be overseen by the chief of police in Richmond.

The judge said she wanted to ensure that Brown, 20, performs physical labor instead of community service, such as mentoring young people.

Rihanna did not attend Tuesday's sentencing.

At one point, Brown, who was accompanied by his mother, agreed to the terms of the sentence before Schnegg had finished going through them all.

The hearing had been planned for Thursday afternoon, but Brown's lawyer, Mark Geragos, asked to move up the singer's sentencing to Tuesday.