This is a photo of Justin Bieber’s outrageous home in Calabasas, California. Ever since Bieber moved into the area last year, he’s been speeding though the streets and throwing tantrums when confronted. Over the weekend (and before the Golden Globes madness hit), we talked about Justin Bieber’s latest detour into debauchery. Bieber has been enjoying some precious “time off” from touring as an international pop star. He chose to terrorize his neighbors by egging their houses and running like a little boy. TMZ reported that the damage to one neighbor’s home was over $20,000, which upgraded the offense to a felony.

We all figured that Bieber would never be legally reprimanded for his latest misdeeds. I mean, he acted like a d-bag by tossing 20 eggs at his nearest neighbor, but c’mon. Surely the LA County Sheriff’s department has more important things to do than worry about celebrities who break the law, right? Well it turns out that the law does care about Biebers’ antics. Deputies raided Bieber’s lovely home early yesterday morning. They were looking to match any eggs on the scene to the type that did damage in the neighborhood. Instead … illegal drugs were found, and an arrest was made:

Authorities held a press conference to announce that an adult man was arrested or felony cocaine possession that was in “plain view” on Tuesday morning during the raid on Justin Bieber’ house, but the singer was not arrested or taken in for questioning.

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Lt. David Thompson was mocked by reporters for the extreme measures taken by police for “eggs,” and he defended the action to send “12 detectives in eight cars” to the “Baby” singer’s Calabasas home following an incident where Bieber allegedly egged a neighbor’s house.

“Somebody did get arrested unrelated to the reason,” he explained, but did not name the rapper Lil Za, real name Xavier Smith, as the man who was arrested for felony drug possession.

“I believe it was cocaine,” he said of the narcotic that was found and said that there were no drugs found on Bieber. “The cocaine was in plain view of the deputies when they were looking for other evidence. He was not connected to that cocaine except that gentleman was staying at his residence.” Lt. Thompson said.

He said that Bieber was cooperative during the raid, but his lawyer was no present so he did not answer “any questions at the time we were there. I believe he will do that through his attorney.”

Thompson defended the use of multiple detectives to address an egg throwing claim, explaining: “I get that eggs don’t seem that significant but there was a victim who suffered an extensive amount of damage.”

He said the damage was approximately $20,000 and he “as well as the Sheriff’s department take that seriously.” He said they did remove security footage from Bieber’s home and that the department videotaped the raid and justified the extensive law enforcement presence by saying “In these types of situations we don’t know what we are going to confront.”

When Lt. Thompson was questioned about a possible deportation for the Canadian singer he said all visa questions are “for the State Department.”

[From Radar Online]

This all went down starting at about 8:00 am yesterday. You know that was a bit too early for baby Biebs, so a bodyguard had to pluck him out of his crib to answer the door. Bieber’s house got raided on a felony search warrant all because of some silly eggs. It looks like Lil Za took the fall for Bieber on the drugs, doesn’t it? TMZ reports that the confiscated powdered drug might be Molly instead of cocaine. Molly possession carries a 1-year prison sentence, which is less than cocaine (3 years).

This is still bad news for team Bieber. E! Online reports that Bieber was going nuts during the search: “It is little weird to get woken up by a team of detectives. Justin had to be calmed down [by law enforcement]. He also seemed like he was trying to be tough in front of his friends.” So tough.

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