Pictured: Chris Brown gets probation revoked in court over arrest for allegedly hitting a man in Washington D.C.

A judge has revoked Chris Brown's probation because of his arrest for allegedly hitting a man in Washington, D.C., earlier this year.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James R. Brandlin ordered Brown on Monday to return to court Feb. 10 for another update.
The judge told Brown he is still required to perform 1,000 hours of community labor as part of his sentence for the beating his then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
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Smartening up his act: Chris Brown and his attorney Mark Geragos appear in court during a probation violation hearing in which his probation was revoked in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday

Brown was also ordered to stay in rehab. Brandlin said probation officials reported that Brown is doing well in treatment.
The Grammy-winning singer was arrested in October after a man accused the R&B singer of hitting him after he tried to get a photo with the star.

A probation report that Brandlin cited for his decision was not immediately available.

Making an impression: The 24-year-old rapper appeared smartly dressed in a double-breasted suit and tie for his court appearance in Los Angeles

TMZ claim that judge also ordered Brown not to use 'medical marijuana' for the time being.
TMZ reported last month that Chris was kicked out of his rehab program in November after he through a rock at his mother's car window.
The site reported that his mother showed up to a 'family session' and was urging Chris to stay for extended treatment.
Chris is said to have 'violently disagreed with her' and shattered her car window with a rock.

Chris Brown gets probation revoked in Los Angeles court

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Looking downcast: Chris Brown faced the music as he arrived in court on Monday

Bad news: A judge has revoked Brown's probation because of his arrest for allegedly hitting a man in Washington, D.C., earlier this year

Facing the music: Brown and his attorney Mark Geragos await to hear the latest ruling from the judge in regards to the rapper's ongoing legal problems

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