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PHOTOS: Chris Brown's Latest Court Battle -- Plays Basketball After GMA Meltdown

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March 22 2011, Published 8:30 a.m. ET

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Chris Brown faced a very different court battle Tuesday afternoon by slam dunking his Good Morning America meltdown with a game of basketball.

The hot-headed star let off steam just a few hours after he stormed out of the studio shirtless after being pressed by interview Robin Roberts over the well publicised 2009 assault on his ex-girlfriend, Rihanna.

The 21-year-old allegedly smashed his dressing room window before leaving, but the only thing being thrown on the West 4th courts in New York City was a basketball.

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Sporting red shorts and a white vest - which showed off his many tattoos - Brown looked relaxed, even managing a slam dunk.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported it’s likely that Brown's latest outburst will not affect his probation.

"The police weren't called, and unless ABC decides to call the NYPD, no action will be taken against Brown," a source said.

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