14 DAY TRIAL // Frank Ocean said he would not be pressing charges against Chris Brown after the incident in an LA parking lot last week, but Chris is not out of troubled waters yet because the D.A. is looking to have his probation revoked.
After the 2009 incident in which Chris lashed out at then-girlfriend Rihanna and beat her until he put her in hospital, he was sentenced to anger management, community work and probation.
In court documents obtained by TMZ, the singer’s attorney argued that he did more than the 180 mandatory days of community work: 202, to be more exact.
As it turns out, he might have lied about it, with the LA County District Attorney saying that he could not have possibly be doing community work on some dates for the simple reason that he was out of the country, performing.
“Sources tell TMZ, there's no way Chris could have performed community service on some of the days, because he was out of the country doing concerts. The D.A. calls Chris' documentation ‘at best sloppy... and at worst fraudulent reporting’,” the celebrity publication writes.
The only way in which Brown could have lied about the community work he did was with his mother’s help: he did the days at the Tappahannock Children’s Center, where his mom was a director not long ago.
“The D.A. is asking the judge to reject Chris' alleged Virginia community service hours and make him fulfill his obligation in L.A. County,” TMZ reports.
The D.A. is also saying that Brown’s attorney, Mark Geragos, instructed supervisors who testified on what to say in court about his client’s community work.
In response, Geragos calls the new claims “shameful and a disgrace,” insisting Brown did all the community work as stated on paper, not a day less.