Chris Brown News: Rapper Getting In Trouble With The Authorities Again? [VIDEO]
Chris Brown is in trouble again. The pop singer is reportedly a suspect in a battery investigation after an assault occurred at the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas on Saturday, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department confirmed to ET.
According to Entertainment Tonight, the incident allegedly occurred when Liziane Gutierrez snuck her cell phone into his room. When Brown noticed she was trying to snap a photo of him, she claims the "Little More" singer started yelling at her and punched her in the right eye.
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Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department public information officer also reveals with Us Weekly that the incident is still being investigated and strongly confirms that Brown is part of the investigation.
"It's accurate that there was a battery call and it is currently being investigated," Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department public information officer Jesse Roybal tells Us Weekly. "I can confirm that Chris Brown is part of the investigation."
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Meanwhile, the 26-year-old singer had previous assaults in Las Vegas, according to reports, in November, a woman was hospitalized after Brown's posse allegedly beat her so badly at a party at the Palms in Vegas that she suffered whiplash. And in May the embattled singer was named as a suspect in a violent basketball-related brawl that also took place at the Palms. Brown allegedly punched a man while playing ball.
On the other note, Brown opens up with Notion magazine about his behavior and problems in his past.
"People make mistakes -- I've made mistakes -- I've judged people who made mistakes, and they judge me back," he explained. "The best part about it is me having to learn ... I thank God he had something bigger for me to do."
"The mindset I was in when I was younger, it was full of arrogance -- like, 'Yeah, I'm an a**hole like, so what, f**k it, I got money,' and you know, at the end of the day everybody knows right from wrong," he continued.
