New leads on Chris Brown's recent home intruders reveal that the "Ayo" singer personally knows those who ransacked his Los Angeles house earlier this week. The armed intruders apparently plotted everything with somebody even following the singer while he performed at a nearby night club.
Apparently, intruders were aware that Brown was performing at a nearby night club, so they executed their plan before he came home. One of the masked men even admitted that there's one watching the rapper while he performed that night.
L.A. authorities now suspect that Brown personally knows the intruders. In fact, they reportedly used to hang out at his place for after-party celebrations. Joyce Hawkins, the mother of the rapper, testified that she strongly knows that the invaders are familiar to her son and referred to them as his "no good-ass friends." Brown's mother has warned the rapper about it many times, but he won't listen, TMZ reports.
Meanwhile, a different angle on the Chris Brown news was reported by Los Angeles Times. The site claims that investigators don't believe that the burglars were aware that it is Brown's place.
Updates on the news came a day after Brown's Tarzana home in Citrus Ridge Drive was ransacked at about 2 a.m. on Wednesday. His aunt was held hostage in a closet at gunpoint. While Brown was performing at a Hollywood club, Los Angeles police believes that about four to five masked men forcefully entered the rapper's home to ransack his home for electronics, cash, and personal items.
The incident reportedly happened after Brown took to Instagram a photo of his $4.5 million abode showing his walk-in closet full of his fashionable and signature clothes and shoes collection. The 8,317-square-foot Los Angeles pad was purchased by the rapper in May.
This is the second time that the 26-year-old rapper's home had been broken into. The same month he bought his L.A. home, Brown came home at his Agoura home to find a naked woman on his bed. The woman, identified as Amira Kodcia Ayeb, 21, was charged of felony vandalism and felony burglary, Daily Mail reports.
