Chris Brown logged community service hours at his old daycare center
R&B star Chris Brown logged nearly one third of his court-ordered community service hours for his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna at his childhood daycare center.
The Kiss Kiss hitmaker was placed on five years' probation and ordered to complete six months of community service after he was convicted of beating Rihanna on the eve of the Grammy Awards three years ago.
A U.S. judge recently ordered a more thorough review of his work
log to determine whether he had violated the terms of his probation
by failing to properly fulfil the punishment, and now
newly-released documents reveal Brown completed 508 hours at the
Tappahannock Children's Center, where his mom once served as
director and where the singer was looked after as a young boy, on
and off, for 12 years.
The singer spent most of his time doing general cleaning, painting
walls, and waxing floors after-hours, and facility administrator
Ida Minter insists the 23 year old was a dedicated volunteer.
He tells the Associated Press, "I think Chris always goes beyond
because he always wants to give back to where he grew up. And this
was a part of his home because his mom worked here full-time. If
you've ever been involved in stripping and waxing (floors), it's
hard. It's a lot of work."
And the star, who finished the remainder of his hours doing odd
jobs throughout the town, even left his mark at the center by
hand-painting a colourful clown mural on the building's wall.
Brown will return to court on 1 November (12) for an updated
progress report hearing.