Feb 28, 2008 • 1 min read

Brown gets community service

Bobby Brown has avoided prosecution over a cocaine possession charge by accepting a one-year community service sentence mentoring children.

Bobby Brown has avoided prosecution, and potentially a jail sentence, by agreeing to a one year community service sentence in relation to that previously reported incident in December when he was charged with possession of cocaine in Brockton, Massachusetts.

Brown is to mentor some children, hope he's a good influence on them. Lawyer Stephanie Soriano confirmed that "no criminal charges will issue. Mr. Brown will be accepting the recommendation of the court", and added that working with youths is "something he wants to do anyway", so not much of a lesson to learn there, then.

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