Ne-Yo: Chris Brown is unfairly used as example

Ne-Yo: Chris Brown is unfairly used as example

Ne-Yo thinks Chris Brown is unfairly being held up for instance.

The 'Closer' hitmaker is angered by his fellow R&B singer's treatment by the US justice system and believes he has been deliberately targeted and shown very little mercy as a result of of his celebrity status.

Chris is currently in an exceedingly Virginia jail awaiting trial for an assault charge, and stands accused of breaking Parker Adams' nose when he tried to insert himself in a very photograph the singer was taking with two feminine fans outside the W Hotel in Washington D.C. last October.

Quizzed regarding the 'Fine China' singer's predicament by a TMZ photographer, Ne-Yo told the gossip site: ''They like to form an example of celebrities, that is how it is. Regardless of who he is, they are creating an example of him. It's not right. It is what it is.

''Chris can be alright. He is stronger than people grasp, he is visiting be fine.''

The 24-year-recent singer has arduous a hard time in jail and has solely simply been moved out of solitary confinement, where he spent twenty three hours on a daily basis alone and was unable to shower.

His request to have his assault charges dismissed was recently rejected, and prosecutors allegedly shall upgrade his charge to a felony.

Ne-Yo diplomatically added: ''I apprehend nothing about Chris' [state of affairs], but I grasp that he is a survivor. No matter what.''

If convicted, Chris faces a most of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, however he is also in danger of landing four additional years in jail in California as a results of violating the terms of his probation, stemming from his assault on ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.