Allegations are flying that Chris Brown possibly lied about his community service hours and dates, as new evidence suggests an elaborate cover-up.
Chris Brown may have pushed his luck too far this time.
The R&B star probably thought he would never have to come face to face with the Rihanna assault case again, but investigators are now claiming Brown lied about completing his community service duties that were ordered after the 2009 incident.
TMZ reported that the LA County district attorney has filed legal documents accusing Breezy of submitting fake community service records.
At the time, Bryan T. Norwood, the chief of police in Richmond, Va., wrote a letter to the judge in Brown’s case claiming that the R&B bad boy had completed 202 days of community service, although he was only required to complete 180.
While fans were impressed with the “Don’t Judge Me” crooner going above and beyond the call of duty, others were suspicious of the claims.
Upon close investigation, it was discovered that some of Brown’s community service dates matched dates when he was either on tour, or on a flight – meaning he couldn’t possibly be picking up trash or washing windows as he reported.
One of the documents claimed Brown was picking up trash in Virginia, when the star was boarding a private jet to Cancun. Investigators felt that one lie was an indication of others, so they began digging deeper.
Further investigation revealed that Rihanna’s former flame may have been able to fake the community service thanks to help from his mother and the police chief.
TMZ reported that Richmond Police Department admitted that it had supervised the tatted-up crooner on “nine or 10 occasions,” but on all the other dates Brown had not been supervised by anyone other than his mother.
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