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Chris Brown Becomes Roadside Attraction During His Community Service

September 17, 2009 at 9:33 AM | by | Comments (0)

Yesterday, we may have peeked in on Rihanna at the airport, leaving New York after a summer of roller coaster riding and performing at Madison Square Garden. Meanwhile, her ex and convicted domestic abuser Chris Brown has been enjoying a little vacation of his own; a road trip of sorts.

As his sentencing for beating up Rihanna many months ago, Brown must serve 180 days of community service. He just recently began his work near his home in Virginia, and they've assigned him to the roadside clean-up crew. Although he may not be in the same spot every day, since they can have him "washing government cars, picking up trash and cleaning up graffiti," so long as he's still a roadside attraction, he'll be a popular stop for Virginia road trippers.

Police will not reveal the exact location of Brown's punishment chores, but we do know that it's in Richmond, Virginia, and that there's plenty of roadside space for a makeshift parking lot of gawkers to accumulate. To narrow it down, we recommend following Chris on Twitter because he is slightly obsessive about tweeting; it was his "on my way to community service" tweet that alerted the paparazzi that he was out and about in the first place.

More things to look for on the side of the road include: several armed police just standing around, a beefy bodyguard wearing a "Stop Teen Violence" T-shirt, and even Chris himself donning a white wifebeater and orange reflective work vest. This would make a perfect detour from the world's biggest soup ladle and all that typical road trip jazz.

Related Stories:
· Chris Brown-Just Throw It In The Bag [TMZ]
· A Little Airport Security Won't Stop Rihanna From Leaving New York [Jaunted]
· Celeb Travel [Jaunted]

[Photo: TMZ]

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