Chris Brown shattered mother’s car window with rock, report says

Chris Brown was kicked out of a rehab treatment program after he threw a rock through his mother’s car window, according to a probation report.

The incident occurred Nov. 10, during a family counseling session in which his mother said she wanted him to remain in treatment, the records show. Brown allegedly walked outside and tossed a rock through her car window. The window shattered but no one was hurt.

The treatment center immediately expelled him for violent behavior, according to a letter in the probation report.

DOCUMENT: Read the probation officer’s report

On Wednesday, Brown was ordered by a judge to rehab for 90 days, to complete 24 hours a week of community labor and to undergo periodic drug tests in his probation for assaulting singer Rihanna.

L.A. County Superior Court Judge James Brandlin made the order after a similar recommendation from the L.A. County Probation Department.

Brown’s attorney, Mark Geragos, and L.A. County Deputy Dist. Atty. Mary Murray agreed to the action. Brown, dressed in black, said, “Yes� when asked if he agreed to the order.

Brown must work three 8-hour shifts of community labor each week even in rehab, the judge said.

The judge also granted a prosecutor’s request for a supplemental probation report on Brown’s recent arrest in Washington, D.C. The judge said Wednesday’s order is not a sentence for a probation violation.

Brandlin agreed to Geragos’ request to allow Brown to take medication prescribed by his doctor.

Brown checked into rehab last month on his own, a day after he appeared in a Washington, D.C. court on a misdemeanor assault charge, to which he pleaded not guilty.

The Washington, D.C. charge could have implications in Los Angeles, if a judge determines Brown violated probation in his conviction for the 2009 felony assault in Los Angeles County on then-girlfriend Rihanna. The terms of his five-year probation require that he obey all laws.

As part of his sentence, Brown had to complete an anger-management course and extensive community service. But he has been accused by prosecutors of violating the terms by disobeying laws and failing to perform the appropriate community service.

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