Chris Brown's career is slowly taking a nose-dive after he beat up Rihanna...

I am still appalled by the way Chris Brown's image is constantly being defended as the "sweet, obeying, loving boy" that could never have laid a hand on his pop-princess girlfriend Rihanna, even when reports carry out the headlines such as 'Chrihanna beat up' and 'What was Chris Brown thinking by hitting his girlfriend?'.

Well get over it, cause sweet don't mean he wont loose his temper because he did and landed the poor umbrella star in hospital with bodily bruises and two contusions which swelled up on both sides of her forehead, a cut lip and bite marks on her arms.

New to the allegations though is that LA Law enforcement sources have gotten more specific with the press and say that the pics they took of Ri-Ri injuries and they are "horrific."

What bugs me though is what the hell lead the hit "With You" singer to do such a thing?

This was the original story that we knew ahead of the revelations: 

"A police statement released Sunday afternoon said Brown and an unidentified woman began arguing while riding in a car following a pre-Grammy party where they were spotted together Saturday night. The fight escalated when they got out of the car in the ritzyHancock Park neighborhood, the report said, and Brown was gone by the time officers arrived.

The report indicated that the woman was injured, but Brown was booked only on suspicion of making a criminal threat, a felony, after walking into a police station Sunday night. Authorities said thedistrict attorney could choose to expand the charges.

Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton said he expects detectives to present their case to prosecutors in the next day or so. He added Brown received no special considerations before his arrest or when he was booked. "We dealt with him like we deal with everybody else," Bratton said.

Brown was released after posting $50,000 bail. Both he and Rihanna had backed out of their scheduled performances at the Grammy Awards, where producers scrambled to fill their slots."

Now many of Brown's endorsers are withdrawing their deals with him to avoid "bad publicity for their brands".

Now read this: 

"Wrigley said in a statement Monday that it was suspending its ad campaigns featuring Chris Brown as its spokesman for Doublemint gum until the situation was resolved, but stopped short of saying they will drop the troubled R&B star completely.

A company statement expresses concern about "serious allegations made against Chris Brown," but added that the 19-year-old should be "afforded the same due process as any citizen."

Now we are just left to hear what really happened between the two and how Brown went from Hero to Zero of 2009! I don't feel sad for a man that can do such a thing, he can rot in jail for all I care.