A glum Chris Brown in court on January 15, 2015 on a probation
violation
This month things have gone from bad to worse for
R&B singer Chris Brown. Not only was his show at the Fiesta night
club in San Jose, California, riddled with bullets, after assailants
opened fire, leaving 5 people with gunshot wounds, a porn star who
goes by the name, Kagney Linn Karter, made serious accusations
against him on Twitter this past weekend.
Today, Brown's probation was revoked by Judge James
Brandlin, over failure to complete stipulated community service
hours from the 2009 Rihanna domestic violence case, as well as
issues surrounding two club shootings that transpired at events the
singer performed at over the past 6-months.
Brown's probation officer wrote to the Court, "The
recent event in San Jose is disturbing for several factors. One is
that he was court ordered not ot leave Los Angeles County without
court or probation permission. This is also the second event in less
than six months that the defendant has attended of performed where
individuals were shot. Though he has shown the ability to be
compliant during long stretches of his probation grant, he still
continues a pattern of making choices that are counterproductive in
his ability to be successful on probation. There is also concern
that when he performs or attends at some of his public events,
people will get shot or seriously injured."
Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, cleared up the
matter regarding the singer's travel requirements, informing the
court they did inquire on permission to travel out of Los Angeles
county to San Jose, but were told it was not needed. Judge Brandlin
accepted the explanation from Brown's attorney. Judge Brandlin also
expressed his belief Brown was innocent regarding what transpired in
the two club shootings, "As it is now, there’s no indication the
defendant had any awareness or criminal culpability." Indeed. As the
Judiciary Report has stated for over a year, Brown is in danger and
being targeted by individuals in the entertainment industry, known
to the FBI, as having hired thugs to terrorize and assault people.
These individuals are very brazen, with no fear of the law.
Brown, with long suffering girlfriend, Karrueche
Tran, by his side in court, was also informed by Judge Brandlin that
with only 8-days remaining on his probation, it is unlikely he will
complete the remaining 202 hours. Brown would have to work round the
clock doing community service to make the deadline (but the question
is will court recognized places be opened long enough for Brown to
do so in time). Failure to complete all 1,000 hours within the next
8-days could lead to additional jail time or more community service.
Brown has been ordered back to court on March 20,
2015, for a probation violation hearing, at which time Judge
Brandlin will determine what course of action to take. Brown tweeted
to his fans on Twitter, "Nothing can stop what God has planned.
Surround yourself with elevators! It's almost over... Keeping
pushing forward and don't break!"
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