Chris Brown Pleads Not Guilty To Beating Up Rihanna - Page 2
"I don't want his career to be damaged — it’s damaged already," Fenty told Us Monday. "I think he’s a talented guy, but everybody should have to pay. When you do the crime, you do the time. I don't want to see him locked up for a long time — I just want him to acknowledge and get some help."
If Brown claims to be not guilty, Fenty wants to know who is responsible.
"Who did it — that’s the question now," he said. "If he’s not guilty, who did it? He should say 'guilty' and let the court be leaning into him and try himself to the mercy of the court, see if he gets a fine..."
He added: "Now he’s going to go beyond that and it could go longer, it can be even worse. It can be worse for him in the long run."
He's quite an understanding guy, that Ronald.
Well, all we can do now is wait for either the trial to start or for an agreement to be reached...although it does occur to me that pleading not guilty might not be the best thing Chris could have done. If he really wants to get out of this, I suggest he fire his lawyers and hire a group of his most fanatical fans, because they obviously can come up with a zillion reasons as to why Chris is totally innocent and Rihanna is a no-talent skanky disease-ridden ho. I'm sure they realize that no-talent skanky disease-ridden hos deserve a beatdown now and then.
Oh, one last blurb:
He has apologized for the Feb. 8 incident and said he was seeking counseling from his mother, pastor and others.
Including the watercraft sales guy. He's just a fount of relationship advice. When you feel like slamming your girlfriend's face into the window, just take a buzz around the water, and your frustrations magically vanish!
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