Chris Brown‘s probation has been revoked, but he has NOT been taken into custody. The judge released the singer on his own recognizance and was ordered to appear back in court in August, when the judge will determine if he actually violated his probation. In the meantime, Brown can respond to the D.A.’s allegations.
Here’s what happened, the L.A. County D.A. filed a request to revoke Chris Brown‘s probation following the hit-and-run charges that were filed against him from his car accident back in May. Allegedly, Brown left the scene without handing over a California driver’s license and proper insurance info – which was why he was charged with hit-and-run.
The victim, however, does NOT want Chris Brown prosecuted. Brown’s lawyer has filed docs asking for the criminal case to be dropped, but the D.A. is moving forward because Chris Brown is supposed to obey all laws as a condition of his probation from the Rihanna beating case. If the judge finds that Chris violated his probation, he could face up to 4 years in prison.
Do you think Chris violated his probation?
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