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Chris Brown Refuses To Exit His House After Woman Said He Pointed A Gun On Her

R&B singer Chris Brown refused to come out of his Tarzana home Tuesday morning after authorities responded to a call for help from a woman on the property.

According to KTLA:

Police obtained the warrant and were in the process of serving it at the property, authorities said at a news briefing outside the home shortly before 1 p.m.

The department was conducting a “protective sweep” of the residence, and occupants were coming outside, Lt. Chris Ramirez with the Los Angeles Police Department said. Once removed from the home, they would be interviewed by detectives, who would then work to piece together what took place.

Officers first responded to the home in the 5000 block of Corbin Avenue after receiving the assistance call at about 3 a.m., according to Ramirez.

Detectives from LAPD’s elite Robbery-Homicide Division were handling the investigation, said Officer Drake Madison, who confirmed the home belongs to Brown.

Video from the scene showed a woman leaving Brown’s home Tuesday morning and waiting in the back of a patrol car.

Brown initially refused to come outside and was not allowing police into his home, according to Ramirez.

Authorities sought the search warrant to look for a weapon Brown allegedly used to threaten the woman, the Los Angeles Times reported citing law enforcement sources.

According to the victim, an angry Brown pointed the gun at her before she ran outside and called police, the Times reported.

On Tuesday afternoon Baylee Curran spoke exclusively to TMZ Live, and said Brown asked her to sign a non-disclosure agreement after he threatened her. Curran said she refused to sign the waiver and left Brown’s home shortly after the alleged incident, TMZ reported.

Until witnesses were interviewed, LAPD could not provide additional information about what had transpired at the home overnight, according to Ramirez. Brown’s attorneys were also at the home.

“Right now, we’re getting cooperation from everyone who’s involved,” he said.

No arrests have been made, Ramirez stressed.

Earlier, as police waited outside, videos surfaced on Brown’s Instagram page denying he did anything wrong.

In one of the videos Brown said he was asleep most of the night and awoke to police outside his home.

Brown said in one of the videos,

“I’m not coming out … it’s always going to be f— the police. Black lives matter. Good luck when you get the warrant or whatever you need to do. You’re going walk right up in here, and you’re going to see nothing, you idiots.”

He also accused police of not responding as quickly to his own calls for help in the past.

“When I call police, for stalker people who are endangering my life, they don’t come until the next day.”

Brown has a history of abuse involving women.

He was put on probation for five years in 2009 after pleading guilty to one count of felony assault over an attack on then girlfriend Rihanna. He was jailed for almost three months in 2014 after violating his probation.

(CNN contributed to this story)

This guy has got to get out of his OWN way! Something tells me he won’t have many more second chances left.

The internet streets seem to think Chris Brown was “in his feelings” about rapper Drake publicly confessing his love for Chris’ ex, Rihanna at the Video Music Awards earlier that night.

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Missing N.Y. Teen Was Abducted, Sexually Abused, Shot and Fed to Alligators

A New York teenager who went missing during a spring break trip to South Carolina in 2009 was abducted, sexually abused at a stash house, shot after trying to escape, and then her body was fed to alligators.

According to KTLA:

Brittanee Drexel of Rochester, N.Y., was 17 when she went to Myrtle Beach, S.C., for spring break. Earlier this year, the FBI said they believed Drexel had been murdered.

FBI agent Gerrick Munoz recently testified that several people who claim to have witnessed Drexel’s death have come forward, WMBF reports.

Munnoz testified in a detention hearing that Timothy De’Shaun Taylor is one of the main suspects in Drexel’s disappearance. Taylor is being held in an unrelated case involving a robbery in 2011.

Inmate Taquan Brown told authorities that he was present at the stash house when Drexel was killed, according to court records.

Brown reportedly told Munoz that he saw Taylor, who was 16 at the time, and several others sexually abuse Drexel at the stash house, WMBF reported. Brown also said that at one point, Drexel tried to run away and was pistol whipped.

Brown said he heard two shots and assumed Drexel was killed. Munoz testified that several witnesses said Drexel’s body was then put into an alligator pit so it could be eaten.

Munoz said several alligator ponds were searched but nothing was found.

Another unidentified inmate corroborated that account, Munoz testified. That inmate told Munoz that Drexel was abducted by Taylor and she was in a “human trafficking situation.”

The inmate said “it became a problem” when there was media coverage about Drexel’s disappearance and she was then “murdered and disposed of.”

No charges have been filed.

See the video: Missing N.Y. Teen Was Abducted, Sexually Abused, Shot and Fed to Alligators, FBI Says — KTLA

Pennsylvania Trio Strangle Overdosing Man In Car & Dressed Up Body To Look Alive

Three people in Pennsylvania were arrested last week for allegedly strangling a man who was overdosing on drugs with jumper cables, putting a hat and sunglasses on him to make him look alive and dumping his body in the woods.

According to KTLA:

According to investigators in Lackawanna County, suspect Tyler Mirabelli told police his friends called him for a ride when they thought the victim, Joshua Rose, was overdosing. Instead, troopers allege Mirabelli drove his truck north on Interstate 81 from Scranton toward Susquehanna County with the victim, and suspects Preston Layfield and Amanda Wayda in the car.

Prosecutors said they have never seen a case like this before.

“Bottom line, they drove right past a hospital and continued north on I-81. At this time, we are not sure why they did that,” said Pennsylvania State Police Corporal Mark Prushinski.

According to court papers, as the group reached northern Lackawanna County Layfield used jumper cables to strangle Rose.

Troopers said before the trio stopped for gas, they dressed up the body to make him look alive by placing a hat and sunglasses on him.

“If someone is OD’ing you should help them, right? To the hospital is the number one thing, not strangle them and dump their body. It’s absolutely terrible,” said Brandon Ritter, of Lenoxville.

Detectives said the group then made another stop near on Glenwood Road in Hop Bottom where they heaved the body near some railroad tracks.

Tammy Carey lives right up the hill and heard a train whistle blow as police arrived.

“I thought it was a deer or something on the tracks, but it turns out it was something different,” Carey said.

An arrest warrant was issued for Wayda. State police said she called police on Sunday and told them she had witnessed a murder.

Wayda was taken into custody by troopers from the Frackville station and was being held in the Lackawanna County Prison.

Mirabelli and Layfield were charged with aggravated assault and conspiracy.

An autopsy for Rose was scheduled for Tuesday. Prosecutors said they expect to file more charges.