Chris Brown Lied: Community Service Revoked By L.A. County D.A., New File Claims Singer DID NOT Complete 202 Days

The L.A. County District Attorney has filed legal documents against Chris Brown that would revoke his probation. The D.A. is claiming that Brown submitted bogus community service records, swearing he was picking up trash in Virginia but was on a private Jet heading for Cancun, according to TMZ.

The community service and probation was handed to Chris Brown after his 2009 domestic violence case against Rihanna after the couple had gotten into a physical altercation leaving his former girlfriend with contusions and a busted lip.

The Chief of Police in Richmond, VA., Bryan T. Norwood, signed off the 202 days of community service as being completed and wrote a letter to the judge on September 14. Originally, Brown only had to complete 180 days. The singer worked in his hometown of Tappahannock at the Children's Center where his mother was once a director. The bad boy of R&B painted, washed windows, waxed floors, cut grass and picked up trash.

TMZ had obtained files which claims the Richmond P.D. admitted to only supervising the singer on 9 or 10 occasions and wasn't watched all the other dates.

The D.A. is claiming Chris and Norwood had a prior relationship. Inn addition, Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, "instructed" the Richmond P.D. lawyer on how to "handle" D.A. questions about Chris' community service. 

 Geragos is seeking sanctions from the District Attorney's Office for the "frivolous, scurrilous and frankly defamatory motion," filings and says their motions for to revoke his probation as "shameful and a disgrace."

Chris Brown just can seem to get a break.