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Shots Fired Outside Chris Brown’s Tarzana Home; Suspect Arrested
Police arrested a suspect on assault and vandalism charges after a reported shooting outside Chris Brown’s home, and he is being held on $50,000 bail.
- On Friday, police arrested a man after shots were fired outside singer Chris Brown's Tarzana home, with West Valley Division officers responding to the 19600 block of Citrus Ridge Drive around 4:11 p.m.
- The confrontation began when a woman refused to leave the area, sparking an argument with the 35-year-old suspect, who allegedly produced a CO2-style handgun and fired at her vehicle.
- Law enforcement interviewed both parties, with the suspect claiming he fired after the woman drove over his foot; police apprehended him, charging him with vandalism and assault with a deadly weapon.
- Authorities clarified the dispute occurred on the street, not on Brown's property, confirming the singer was likely not home during the incident and was not involved.
- Brown has faced previous legal challenges, including a 2025 arrest in Manchester, England, and a $16 million civil lawsuit settlement, while preparing for a 33-date joint R&B tour with Usher in June.
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On Friday, May 1st, shots were fired outside Chris Brown's home. At the scene, the Los Angeles police officers found a man and a woman, who was the origin of the report, according to TMZ. An argument would have gone wrong between them...
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