Yeah…If we could make, yet, another bad-grammar meme of this it would read:
“This Could Be Chris Brown
But…
He Chris Brown”
…and well, wherever he tries to tip toe, shots ring out-calling out to his probation officer who then shoots the news over the judge who, again, has got Chris’ nutz in a clutch—circa [he and Rihanna’s 2009 incident].
Just when we thought Breezy’s legal woes were over and freedom rang, this most recent night club shooting in San Jose (January 11) set him back like several community service hours with Chris hanging from another formal hearing set.
Obviously, since he is Chris Brown and therefore, cannot tip-toe anywhere if he tried; even without Los Angeles Superior judge James R. Brandlin having no interest in [or having to] keep his ear to the streets; the other night club shooting (that happened at a VMA party at 10AK back in August 2014 where Suge Knight was shot) was brought forth (in lieu of this recent night club shooting this past weekend, that injured five people).
Although Brown was not involved in either shooting, his probation officer wants him back behind bars citing-Chris Brown “shows a pattern of making choices that are counterproductive” and [is] focusing too much on his career, rather than the community service and rehabilitation he agreed to under the terms of his release in exchange for probation from jail last year-by which (because he ‘did not get permission’ to travel to San Jose this past weekend), he violated the order given in December not to travel outside out Los Angeles County without permission.
Brown’s attorney (Mark Geragos) told the judge his office “incorrectly” advised Brown that he did not need permission to travel for the show [that took place on January 11 just before the after party/night club shooting].
Still, the probation officer is concerned that whenever and wherever Chris Brown tries to tip-toe off/into (to perform or party) “people will get shot or seriously injured.”
To f
urther plead his case to the judge, the probation reminded him that even since the Rihanna incident (which, is the catalyst boomeranging anywhere Chris Brown tip toes off to, and ruling anything he does); Chris was arrested twice whilst this probation: one for the October 2013 D.C misdemeanor assault case and the second time for throwing a rock at his mom’s car while she visited him in rehab where while in (the probation officer notes) Chris “was making comments about knives and guns during a group rehab meeting.” Brown was expelled from the rehab program and from there; spent two and a half months in jail before being released in June 2014.
So as a result of this recent nightclub shooting in San Jose this past weekend, although he will be free; his probation has been revoked and he goes back for a formal hearing on March 20th [2015].
Chris was supposed to complete 1,000 hours of community labor by the end of January but has about 200 hours left.
This could quite possibly cause problems for his upcoming “Between the Sheets” tour, which is scheduled to kick off January 27th, with he, Trey Songz, and rapper Tyga.
Despite all his legal issues pending overhead, yes, it is very obvious Brown is “focusing too much on his career.”
He and Sevyn Streeter just teased their new song Don’t Kill The Fun
He and Tyga just wrapped on the video for the song Ayo
#Ayo available for download NOW on @iTunesMusic. Download here: http://t.co/4jlf91Wdp0 @tyga pic.twitter.com/FLuZRZO3U7
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) January 6, 2015
And obviously, still, “staying focused on his music and career”…motivating himself through it all:
Nothing can stop what God has planned. Surround yourself with elevators! It's almost over… Keeping pushing forward and don't break!
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) January 16, 2015
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