Chris Brown likely faked community service, D.A. says Singer Chris Brown likely faked his community service hours and has given no "credible, competent or verifiable" evidence that he has completed any of his court-ordered community labor, Los Angeles County Dist. Jackie Lacey said Tuesday. Prosecutors noted "significant discrepancies" and are asking that a judge order Brown to fulfill his obligation in Los Angeles County in connection to terms of his 2009 sentence for assaulting his girlfriend, singer Rihanna. In a 19-page motion filed by Deputy Dist. Mary Murray, the judge was asked to decline to accept Brown's community service due to "at best sloppy documentation and at worst fraudulent reporting." The district attorney did not ask a judge to find Brown in violation of his probation. If he does not fulfill the obligation, he could be sent to jail. In August 2009, Brown pleaded no contest to a felony battery charge in connection to an altercation with Rihanna a day before the Grammy Awards. He was sentenced to a year-long domestic violence class, five years probation and ordered to serve more than 180 days of labor-oriented community service. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg allowed Brown to perform his community service in Virginia, where he maintains a residence. Last fall, Brown tested positive for marijuana use while in Virginia. Schnegg revealed the test result during a September hearing, but took no action. She noted that he still had to perform 120 hours of his community service. His attorney, Mark Geragos, said at the time that Brown had finished all 1,400 hours. Brown was in the news again recently when he allegedly assaulted singer Frank Ocean during a skirmish over a parking spot. Prosecutors did not file charges against Brown because Ocean did not want to pursue the case. Chris Brown marijuana test could affect his probation Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to assaulting Rihanna Chris-Brown-Frank Ocean parking lot brawl case to be closed Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton Photo: Chris Brown on the set of ABC's "Good Morning America" in 2011. Credit: Reuters