Chris Brown isn't getting out of jail anytime soon

Chris Brown isn't getting out of jail anytime soon, but he is ready to embark on another cross-country tour of the wrong sort.
Ensnared in a tangled legal web, Brown has been shuttled from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., and now is heading back again — in the custody of federal officers.
On Wednesday, Brown's assault trial in Washington, D.C., was put on hold as prosecutors wrangled with the singer's bodyguard, Christopher Hollosy, who's a key witness and is being tried separately for his own involvement in the incident.
Hollosy's lawyer says that unless his client is granted immunity, he will not testify in Brown's case until he has exhausted the appeals process, which could take six months to a year. Hollosy is expected to take the fall for his boss, accepting responsibility for attacking 20-year-old Parker Adams, who tried to jump into a photo with Brown outside of a Washington hotel.
 D.C. Superior Court Judge A. Franklin Burgess Jr. set a status hearing for Brown for June 25, the same day as Hollosy's sentencing.

source:US Magazine