Chris Brown yard sale customer found ‘weed in hoodie pocket’ after buying clothing item from the rapper
- A woman who bought a used item of clothing from Chris Brown’s yard sale found ‘weed in hoodie’ pocket according to TMZ
- The massive sale spanned two days: Wednesday and Thursday
- Brown’s people claimed rapper was ‘harassed’ by cops over the event
- A Code Enforcement officer from the L.A. Dept. of Building and Safety attended the home of Rihanna’s ex the night before the sale, according to TMZ
- Dozens lined up outside Brown’s California home in the Tarzana area of LA Wednesday for yard sale
- The singer advertised the event Tuesday night on social media by sharing a flyer captioned: ‘Da Crib… 2 day event’
- An aerial photo showed several white tents set up near the singer’s tour bus as people formed lines around the block
- Hundreds of coats, shirts, pairs of sneakers and accessories were up for grabs at knockdown prices
A woman who bought a used item of clothing from Chris Brown’s yard sale found ‘weed in hoodie’ pocket according to TMZ.
The customer had attended the rapper’s Tarzana home on the Wednesday installment of the two day event, and walked away with a gray hoodie, said the gossip site on Thursday.
However, the fan got more than she bargained for after finding a pill container full of weed in one of the pockets.
A woman who bought a used item of clothing from Chris Brown’s [pictured] yard sale found ‘weed in hoodie’ pocket according to TMZ
The bottle was marked ‘Panda Smoke’.
Meanwhile, Brown has claimed the LAPD and Los Angeles officials ‘harassed him’ over his popular yard sale on Wednesday.
The 30-year-old rapper’s Tarzana home was attended by ‘a swarm of authorities’ the day before the highly publicized sale took place, according to TMZ.
A Code Enforcement officer from the L.A. Dept. of Building and Safety was on Brown’s property ‘for a full hour and a half,’ said the gossip site’s sources.
The customer had attended the rapper’s Tarzana home on the Wednesday installment of the two day event, and walked away with a gray hoodie, said the gossip site on Thursday. Seen here are many of the jackets on sale at the event
Chris Brown has claimed the LAPD and Los Angeles officials ‘harassed him’ over his popular yard sale on Wednesday
According to the city official, they ‘had to go over rules with Chris on how to throw a garage sale, and what he was and wasn’t allowed to do’.
They also denied any harassment of the Look At Me Now rapper.
Brown’s people, meanwhile, told TMZ that on Tuesday an LAPD officer told the Virginia native he ‘couldn’t have a yard sale because he didn’t have the proper permit’.
The City of Los Angeles doesn’t require a permit for yard sales.
Brown’s security guards are seen letting people into his yard sale that saw more than 500 people lined up around the residential community
The 30-year-old rapper’s Tarzana home was attended by ‘a swarm of authorities’ the day before the highly publicized sale took place, according to TMZ
Dozens of Chris Brown fans were seen lined up outside his California home for his two-day yard sale that began on Wednesday.
The singer advertised the event Tuesday night on social media by sharing a flyer with the caption: ‘Da Crib… 2 day event.’
Photos showed at least 11 cars parked outside the star’s San Fernando Valley home with several people standing in line waiting for the sale to begin.
Shop til you drop: Dozens of Chris Brown fans were seen lined up outside his California home for his two-day yard sale
The F.A.M.E singer posted a flyer on his Instagram and Twitter accounts that included his home address in the Tarzana neighborhood and dozens of shoppers showed up
Bag it up: One happy shopper walks away with bags full of bargains
An aerial photo showed several tents set up near the singer’s tour bus. Most of the items under the tents appeared to be clothing while others held dozens of accessories
People were seen walking up to the singer’s home as they prepared to browse through designer brands
The singer advertised the event Tuesday night on social media by sharing a flyer (pictured) with the caption: ‘Da Crib… 2 day event’
Some fans were sitting in chairs while others appeared to be camped out on the sidewalk.
An aerial photo showed several tents set up near the singer’s tour bus.
Most of the items under the tents appeared to be clothing while others held dozens of accessories.
According to Brown’s flyer, the yard sale began at 10am Wednesday morning and will end at 7pm.
The sale features ‘significantly marked down high end designer items’ that will be sold on a first come, first served basis.
On Halloween, Brown shared a video of the items that had been prepared for the sale.
‘We really doing this yard sale sh*t. Not right now. We’re just sorting everything,’ Brown is heard saying as he records hundreds of coats and shirts hanging from racks amongst other items in his home.
Brown then joked that it looked like he was on an episode of the TV show, Hoarders.
The singer shared another video on Saturday of himself dancing in front of a mirror and around boxes that had been prepared for the yard sale.
The flyer only lists one date so it’s unclear if the second day of the event will begin Thursday morning at the same time.
People line up around the block of singer Chris Brown’s home in the Tarzana area of Los Angeles Wednesday
Everything must go: Rails of jackets are seen above. On Halloween, Brown shared a video of the items that had been prepared for the sale
Fancy some new sneakers: Pairs of sneakers are lined up on a table at the yard sale on Wednesday
Dozens of Chris Brown fans were seen lined up outside his California home for his two-day yard sale that began Wednesday morning
People carry merchandise as they leave his home in the Tarzana area of Los Angeles
The sale features ‘significantly marked down high end designer items’ that will be sold on a first come, first served basis
On Halloween, Brown shared a video of the items that had been prepared for the sale
According to TMZ, officers from the Los Angeles Police Department tried to shut down the event.
The news site claimed that the officers visited Brown at his home to try and get him to cancel the event due to the possibility of a massive crowd.
Officers reportedly tried to tell Brown that he needed a permit to hold the yard sale, something that isn’t legally required.
However, there only appears to be a few dozen people outside the singer’s home.
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