Chris Brown, shown earlier this month in Paris, scored a legal victory on Tuesday when a judge refused to grant an restraining order sought by an alleged ex-girlfriend

Chris Brown scored a legal victory on Tuesday when a judge declined to issue a restraining order requested by an alleged ex-girlfriend.

The 26-year-old singer was the subject of a temporary restraining order that was granted earlier this month to Danielle Patti.

A Los Angeles judge on Tuesday tossed the case after Patti failed to provide proof of harassment by the singer, according to an article by TMZ. 

Legal victory: Chris Brown, shown earlier this month in Paris, scored a legal victory on Tuesday when a judge refused to grant an restraining order sought by an alleged ex-girlfriend

Patti told the court that she erased threatening texts from Brown because she 'didn't want the memories'.

She also admitted that she didn't have Brown's phone number or email address after being questioned by Brown's attorneys Ben Meiseles and Setara Qassim. 

It was previously reported that Patti was arrested in December for trespassing after allegedly entering Brown's property and refusing to leave. 

Music video: The singer was spotted earlier this month filming a music video in Santa Monica, California

 Patti in court documents described a different scenario and claimed she was trying to leave but her vehicle was blocked.

She claimed that prosecutors have declined to pursue the trespassing charge and she also declared that she was dating Brown at the time of the incident.

Patti claimed in her request for a restraining order that Brown had been harassing her on social media and via texts. 

Case tossed: Brown, shown earlier this month in Paris, released his seventh album titled Royalty  in December