Singer Bobby Brown sentenced to 55 days in jail for third DUI

Feb 27, 2013 - 07:08
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Singer Bobby Brown sentenced to 55 days in jail for third DUI
Bobby Brown sentenced to 55 days in jail for third DUI

Bobby Brown has been sentenced to 55 days in a Los Angeles jail and four years of probation for a drunken driving case.

City attoey’s spokesman Frank Mateljan (mah-tell-JIN') says Brown was sentenced Tuesday after pleading no contest to charges he was under the influence and driving on a suspended license when he was arrested in October.

Brown was on probation for another DUI case at the time.

The 44-year-old ‘‘New Edition’’ singer was ordered to report to jail March 20. He also was placed on four years of informal probation and will be required to complete an 18-month alcohol treatment program.

Brown’s attoey Tiffany Feder had no immediate comment on the sentence.

The sentence was first reported by celebrity website TMZ.

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