On the evening of May 6, upon arrival at his Agoura Hills, CA home, Chris Brown discovered a butt-naked woman in his bed, reports TMZ. Since Breezy didn’t know the uninvited stranger, he called the police who arrived and escorted her away from the premises.
Law enforcement sources told the gossip site that last night when Brown arrived at his home alongside his security team they made a startling discovery. Items of the woman’s clothing were strewn throughout the foyer and “I LOVE YOU” was spray painted on the kitchen counter. It was later determined that she also spray painted “MRS. BROWN” on both his silver Rolls-Royce and his black Range Rover.
Upon the investigation by Chris’ security team, they found the stripped-down stalker in his bed. Brown then called the cops who arrived, cuffed the female, and took her to the station where she was hit with felony burglary and felony vandalism charges.
The police believe the 21-year old female had been holed up in his crib for days, because of the stacked dishes and discarded food found in the kitchen.
Luckily, Chris had been in Las Vegas for the past few days.
A New York City pizzeria served as the headquarters to an international drug trafficking ring run by the Italian mafia and its US counterparts, FBI officials have claimed.
Thirteen Italians with alleged links to ‘Ndrangheta — a powerful crime organisation — were taken into custody after a sting in the Italian region of Calabria.
The raid came weeks after New York pizzeria owner’s Gregorio, 58, and Eleonora Gigliotti, 54, were arrested alongside their son Angelo, 34. The Gigliottis own a restaurant in the borough of Queens and are being held in federal custody.
The restaurant, Cucino a Modo Mio (I Cook My Way), was described as the “command centre” for sending drugs to Europe and Calabria in containers labeled for tropical fruit and tubers, said Andrea Grassi, the officer in charge of the operation.
“In the evening, the family ran a good pizzeria. In other hours they were running the drug trade,” Ms Grassi told NBC.
More than $100,000 along with firearms and drugs were seized from the restaurant. The ring alleged has ties to 55kg of cocaine discovered in cassava shipments from Central America to Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware last year.
The Calabrian family allegedly turned to the US Mafia’s Genovese family for financing to invest in the cocaine trade, CBS News reported.
The Gigliottis are currently being held without bail.
The raid came weeks after New York pizzeria owner’s Gregorio, 58, and Eleonora Gigliotti, 54, were arrested alongside their son Angelo, 34. The Gigliottis own a restaurant in the borough of Queens and are being held in federal custody.
The restaurant, Cucino a Modo Mio (I Cook My Way), was described as the “command centre” for sending drugs to Europe and Calabria in containers labeled for tropical fruit and tubers, said Andrea Grassi, the officer in charge of the operation.
“In the evening, the family ran a good pizzeria. In other hours they were running the drug trade,” Ms Grassi told NBC.
More than $100,000 along with firearms and drugs were seized from the restaurant. The ring alleged has ties to 55kg of cocaine discovered in cassava shipments from Central America to Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware last year.
The Calabrian family allegedly turned to the US Mafia’s Genovese family for financing to invest in the cocaine trade, CBS News reported.
The Gigliottis are currently being held without bail.
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