Chris Brown is no stranger to entertaining the masses with his highly trained vocal talent and dance moves, being a world-famous pop star. Unfortunately for this bad boy, he’s also no stranger to the law. The heavily tattooed pop singer has had several public altercations with law enforcement officers. Although his record label may have expected his singing and dancing talents to supersede his brushes with the law, Brown has become most notoriously known for his public feuds with ex-girlfriend singer Rhianna and international rap star Drake.

Since his infamous misdemeanor assault charge in 2009, Brown has been under the hem of probation but has recently admitted that he violated the terms. On May 9, 2014 Chris Brown admitted to a Los Angeles court judge that he committed a crime last year while visiting the nation’s capitol, Washington D.C.

Although Brown admitted that he violated his probation his 234 day stint in rehab and jail worked in his favor, giving him only 128 days in remain in jail. Brown was previously given a sentence of one year in jail by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James R. Brandlin, and will not be clear of his probationary period until January 2015.

It would appear that the young star is rapidly falling from the good graces of fame, especially since his last appearance on Larry King Live did nothing to bolster confidence within his fan base or the general public – many of whom have taken great offense of his alleged assault of a woman. Only time will tell if the Grammy Award winning singer will clean up his act long enough to enjoy the fruits of his labor, stick to his probation terms and stay out of the cold, hard grips of the clinker.