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Police Do Welfare Check On Rapper Chris Brown After Erratic Behavior On Social Media

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Police have checked in with rapper Chris Brown after his beef with fellow musician Offset.

TMZ reported the following Tuesday:

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … someone called LAPD saying they were scared and concerned for Chris’ well-being. Friday, he posted his San Fernando Valley address on IG — instantly giving not only Offset, but his more than 50 million followers, a road map to him.

We’re told cops showed up around 10:30 p.m. Friday and spoke to CB’s security, who said the singer’s fine and added there have been no issues with Offset. Sources say cops advised Chris’ team to remove the post that includes his home address, and it’s since been deleted.

You can see a screenshot of his Instagram comment here. The two music sensations are apparently in a beef over Brown making fun of 21 Savage being detained by ICE, which seems like a silly thing to escalate this much. (SLIDESHOW: These Women On Instagram Hate Wearing Clothes)

 

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It’s pretty crazy how strange the past few weeks have been for Brown. He was taken into custody in France during a rape investigation and now the police have to check in on him over a social media argument. It’s hasn’t been exactly a stellar 2019 for him so far.

 

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Let’s also not forget that the signing star also found himself in big trouble after he beat the tar out Rihanna, who was his girlfriend at the time. So, he’s not exactly a stranger at all to contact with law enforcement officers.

He has a long and storied history of having issues. Hopefully, he turns out to be okay and can get his head figured out. Clearly, something is wrong when a famous person sends their address out to millions of people during an online altercation. That’s just not smart business at all.

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