By Rondell Conway -

Chris Brown took a break from his Fan Appreciation Tour to go to court for a probation update. Let’s just say the judge liked what he saw.

According to The Associated Press, Brown attorney Mark Geragos told the court that Brown has already completed 100 hours of community service in Richmond, Virginia. This time has included hard labor such as picking up trash alongside state highways. Brown has also completed seven of his 52 domestic-violence classes. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg gave Brown an “extremely favorable,” but she did warn him that he could face jail time if he violates any of the probation terms.

Man, it sounds like C. Breezy is well on his way back to the top of the game. A few more street cleanings and he’s a free man.

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