A judge in Los Angeles keeping the singer Chris Brown in
custody at least until a hearing on a violation of judicial oversight next
month after a judge expressed doubts about the ability of Brown to stay out of
trouble.
Brown (24 years) was arrested on last Friday when expelled
from a rehab facility in Malibu, California, which was a violation of the court
order to treat the singer in 2009 after assaulting at that time on his
girlfriend the singer Rihanna.
It is scheduled to hold a hearing on the violation of the
young singer for a period of judicial oversight in April 23 and what put his
status more complex, that he will face trial in Washington, DC on April 17 on
charges of assault.
James Brandelan judge of the Supreme Court of the County of
Los Angeles Said that Brown was expelled from the rehabilitation center for
violating four of the internal rules of the facility, including touching female
inappropriately and refusal to submit to an initial test for the detection of
drugs and issuing provocative statement.
The judge said while reading from the report rose by center that
Brown said in front of a group session at the Rehabilitation Center, "I
Know the use of guns and knives."
Brandelan said before the command to keep Brown in custody,
"I have concerns about his ability to stay out of trouble."
Brown was taken - who was dressed in orange entrusted to the
prisoners after spending the past two days in a detention center of Los Angeles
County men - outside the courtroom in handcuffs while his mother Joyce Hawkins was
crying.
Brown's lawyer Mark Jrajos said "In my opinion, none of
these things are not up to the level that requires the continued
detention." The request from a lawyer was rejected for the replacement of
prison uniform worn by the young singer and wearing instead gray suit.
Jrajos added "likely to remain in custody for six weeks
longer than the usual penalty for violation of judicial oversight.
In 2009, Brown was sentenced to probation
judicial stay of five years and performs community service and undergoes a
rehabilitation program on domestic violence after assaulting Rihanna
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