Chris Brown 2014: ‘New Flame’ Singer’s Bodyguard Christopher Hollosy Reportedly Gets Sentenced With Year Probation & 24 Hours Community Service [VIDEO]
Chris Brown's bodyguard Christopher Hollosy was sentenced Tuesday for the Oct. 27, 2013 assault he and Brown were involved in outside of the W Hotel in Washington D.C.
On Tuesday, The Washington Post reported that the New Flame singer's bodyguard would not be facing jail time over the altercation.
Following an April trial before D.C. Superior Court Judge Patricia A. Wynn, Hollosy, 36, was found guilty of punching Parker Adams, 25, who was with his girlfriend and another friend outside of the W Hotel.
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Hollosy's attorney Bernie Grimm said Hollosy was in a car accident in September and has not been able to work since and has had to undergo back surgery The Washington Post reported.
Grimm asked Judge Wynn to consider Hollosy's injuries, as well as the fact that Hollosy had no prior criminal record, and asked for probation. "We acknowledge what happened in this case," Grimm said.
Brown's bodyguard was sentenced to a year of probation and 24 hours of community service. Judge Wynn also sentenced Hollosy to 90 days in jail, but suspended the sentence. She also ordered him to pay $50 to the District's crime victim's fund.
Brown pleaded guilty in September and served time in prison.
Judge Wynn said she wanted Hollosy to spend his community service talking with young people about violence, but that could be determined later. Hollosy was given permission to perform his community service in California, where he lives.
