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(Best Syndication) Britney Spears is back in Rehab, but not without some bizarre antics at a gas station. She attacked a photographer and his car with an umbrella on Wednesday night, and it was all caught on tape and in still-photos.

The complete situation is starting to come together. After being photographed shaving her hair and displaying what some call bizarre behavior, she checked herself in and out of rehab for the second time in a week. About that time her ex-husband, Kevin Federline petitioned the court for an emergency custody hearing.

Britney traveled to Federline’s home in the San Fernando Valley to see their children, 5-month-old Jayden James and 17-month-old Sean Preston. K-Fed did not answer the door, and this evidently angered the 25 year old Spears. The X-17 website says she was at the gate around 7 pm and rang the bell at his gate three times with no answer.

The photographers were in the wrong place at the wrong time. When they began to photograph her at a Mobil gas station where her and her assistant stopped for gas, she got out of the car and took out her anger on the photographer’s car and then the photographer.

But all ends well for Britney because Kevin left his house about 30 minutes later and met her at their former “love nest in Malibu’s Serra Retreat”. At that time she was calmed down enough to go back to Rehab. Kevin’s emergency custody hearing was cancelled the next day.

It is uncertain whether rehab will help or hurt Britney’s chances for custody. One analyst said that her bizarre antics would not hurt her chances, but checking into rehab could. But another report disputes that assumption.

An Associated Press story suggests that if she completes rehab, she stands a better chance of retaining custody of their children. This is according to family law attorneys. The report adds “That is, of course, if she actually completes a rehab program.”

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By Nancy Connors
Best Syndication Entertainment Writer

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