The singer is worried about sensitive material police will find on his phone

Jan 16, 2014 14:45 GMT  ·  By
Justin Bieber is worried about what police are going to find on the phone they seized from him
   Justin Bieber is worried about what police are going to find on the phone they seized from him

Following the investigation into the egging incident that took place last week in the luxurious gated community in Calabasas, California where Justin Bieber lives, the police decided to raid the singer's home.

They weren't looking for eggs but for evidence of his alleged attack on his neighbor's home. They took video footage from the security cameras on the mansion, and now it's being reported they also seized his personal phone.

Now, TMZ reports, the Canadian singer is worried about what police might find on his phone. It's not evidence of his egg attack he's fretting over, but personal photos of an indecent nature where he is without any clothes, as well as some messages that indicate drug use on his part.

The heartthrob is said to be not as worried about the intimate photos as he is about his messages which are said to contain references and discussions about drugs.

At this point, it's not clear if Justin was involved in the egging incident, although his neighbor did release a video which is rather incriminating since the singer's voice can be heard in the background addressing profanities to the victim of the attack.

Though police can't convict him without physical evidence, if those messages leak, Justin will suffer a serious blow to his image.

One of his friends, Lil Za, was already arrested by police during the raid for possession of drugs, so it's clear that at least one person in Justin's home was involved with illegal substances.

For the past year, Justin's life seems to have spiraled out of control. His antics while touring or at home have caused him a lot of trouble lately. His latest alleged stunt where he went ballistic and egged the house of one of his neighbors is just one more notch on the pole.