It is alleged that dancehall artiste whose initials are DB bribed a US State Department security officer to have his US visa restored. The 32-year-old David Rainsberger pleaded guilty in a US federal court last Wednesday for accepting two luxury watches as well as exclusive passes to events the deejay was booked for.

Rainsberger could face a possible two years behind bars on the benefactions charge and another five years for the false statements charge. Sentencing is scheduled for April 19, 2012.

Busy Signal in trouble with the law again

Subsequent to returning to Jamaica after serving time in a US prison, Busy Signal is once again in trouble with the law, facing charges stemming from his previous arrest.

The allegation against the artiste is that he unlawfully obtained three Jamaican passports in the name Reanno Gordon.

Busy’s manager explains that he did not have multiple passports at once, but because of his frequent travels he managed to exhaust several of them.

Busy is set to return to court later this month.

Did Chris Brown lie about community service?

Reports surfaced that hip-hop artiste Chris Brown lied about completing 180 hours of community service, but his attorney Mark Geragos has allegedly presented the legal documents to dismiss the rumours.

The documents stated that Richmond’s deputy police chief witnessed Brown cleaning the police stables and that Brown also paid the police department $31,534.70 for providing security, but the district attorney claimed he didn’t pay.

Brown also claimed to have done most of his hours at the Tappahannock Children’s Center. However, his attorney failed to present evidence supporting this point.