Chris Brown Sued over Alleged Assault During Basketball game

So the media has latched on once again to Chris Brown. Allegedly the singer is being sued for attacking a man during a basketball game they had both participated in. Reportedly Malcolm Ausbon "the plaintiff" filed a lawsuit, Thursday February 13, Brown and his four man entourage threatened to assault Ausbon, retreated, then proceeded to assault him along with Brown once the game resumed. The lawsuit alleges that Ausbon called a foul on Brown. The singer as a result then threatened to "put these hands on you." (OKAY PAUSE!!!! AS MY FAVORITE RAPPER T.I. WOULD SAY....DID HE THREATEN TO ASSAULT OR DID HE ASSAULT? I DIGRESS....) Ausbon is suing Brown, the unidentified members of his entourage (Apparently you can sue John Doe's) and 24 hour fitness for unspecified damages claiming he was the victim of assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence. After the alleged assault, Malcolm Ausbon was rushed to the emergency room sustaining injuries to his face, neck, head, back, ribs and legs. The lawsuit also claims Brown was a member of the Bloods street gang (Obviously I'm not the only one who noticed the possible homage in his "THEY DON'T KNOW" video ft. the late Aaliyah [R.I.P.]) and the members of Brown's entourage chimed in during the incident and stated "If you fuck with Chris, you fuck with us." (I'm assuming you can't just be down for your friend...typical victims smh)  This situation as comical as it may or may not be is not the first instance with Brown, however, hopefully it will be the last. In fact Brown has two upcoming court dates scheduled. The first, on February 20, regarding an alleged assault of a man outside a Washington D.C. hotel and the second, on the 28th, related to his probation violation in connection with the D.C. assault. That date, Brown is slated to be in a L.A. for the court hearing; and of course the infamous 2009 physical assault of former girlfriend Rihanna. Currently Chris Brown is in court-ordered rehab for anger management. I personally just consider Chris misunderstood. It's very difficult to express yourself in what society deems "appropriate behavior" when they won't let you breathe for more than two seconds, let alone allow you to behave in any fashion without the watchful eye of some social media network or outlet. My prayers and well wishes to Chris and his camp.