Chris Brown Sentenced to Complete 1,000 More Community Service Hours

Chris Brown made progress in court earlier this week when a judge dropped his hit-and-run charge, but he's now suffered a setback regarding his assault case against Rihanna.

The R&B bad boy has been sentenced to complete 1,000 more hours of community service. The Los Angeles District Attorney accused him Friday of fudging his records.

The D.A. had revoked Chris' probation last month in the wake of the hit-and-run allegation, but reinstated it yesterday ... and then some. Chris essentially has to start over from scratch; he didn't receive any credit for work completed since his 2009 conviction. The singer was originally sentenced to 180 days of community service -- 1,440 hours of labor.

His service must also now be supervised by L.A. County officials so he can't complete the labor in his home state of Virginia. He has the choice between highway cleanup, beach cleanup, probation alternative work services, and graffiti removal. We have an inkling he won't choose the latter.