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BOBBY BROWN GETS COMMUNITY SERVICE: Judge would like for him to mentor young people.(February 28, 2008)
*Young people in Brockton, Mass. beware. A judge has given Bobby Brown community service in his cocaine possession case and has recommended that he volunteer to mentor area youth. According to the Associated Press, Brown, 39, will not face criminal charges in the case, which stems from a Dec. 1 arrest at a Brockton hotel. Police said they were responding to a disturbance call at the hotel and found him sitting in an SUV in the parking lot with a small amount of cocaine in his possession. Brown's attorney said Tuesday a Brockton District Court clerk magistrate found no probable cause to issue a criminal complaint, but recommended that Brown volunteer to mentor young people, which is what he wanted to do all along. Brown agreed to a year's community service and his attorney said if no other issues arise over the next year, the matter will be struck from the docket.
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