Chris Brown's probation revoked

A judge in LA yesterday revoked Chris Brown's
probation after the L.A County District
Attorney filed legal documents asking the
judge to revoke it and immediately remand
Chris Brown into custody, according to a report
by TMZ. The D.A asked for the revocation based
on charges being filed against Brown in
connection with a hit-and-run in May but
fortunately for Chris Brown, even though his
probation was revoked, he wasn't taken into
custody, which is sometimes the case.
TMZ reports:
The judge just revoked Chris Brown's
probation in the Rihanna beating case, but
the singer will remain a free man ... for
now.
Brown showed up at court today to fight
the L.A. County D.A.'s motion to revoke his
probation in the wake of hit-and-run
charges stemming from a car accident but
the judge granted the motion anyway,
paving the way for a probation violation
hearing in August.
If the judge determines Chris violated his
probation, the singer could be sentenced
to 4 years in prison. In the meantime,
Brown has been released on his own
recognizance.