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What Did Police Find In Justin Bieber Raid?

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[caption id="attachment_78041" align="aligncenter" width="634"]In handcuffs: Lil Za was led away by sheriffs and taken away in a police car In handcuffs: Lil Za was led away by sheriffs and taken away in a police car [/caption]Police raided the mansion of teen sensation Justin Bieber early on Tuesday after accusations that Bieber was responsible for egging a home that belonged to one of his neighbors. The local police force say that not only did this egging cause thousands of dollars in property damage, but that there was evidence that allowed them to raid the pop star's home.

While they were searching for evidence of wrongdoing on the teen star's part though, police found something else completely - an amount of cocaine that was sitting out "in plain view" as the officer in charge of the operation related at a press conference. A close friend of Bieber's, rapper Lil Za was arrested for being in possession of the cocaine.

The raid was carried out by twelve police officers, a move that many online are calling excessive - but Bieber's neighbors likely don't believe so. Bieber has upset the community in which his mansion is located over the past few years with all-night parties and reckless driving through the streets of what was once a relatively calm and affluent neighborhood.

At this point in time, no one in Bieber's camp has made a statement on the raid.

[caption id="attachment_78042" align="aligncenter" width="634"]Police raid: Several police cars were spotted outside Justin Bieber's Calabasas mansion on Tuesday as they searched for CCTV footage which could link the singer to an egg throwing incident which allegedly caused $20,000 worth of damage Police raid: Several police cars were spotted outside Justin Bieber's Calabasas mansion on Tuesday as they searched for CCTV footage which could link the singer to an egg throwing incident which allegedly caused $20,000 worth of damage [/caption]
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Justin Bieber friend arrested after police raid star's home; drugs in 'plain view'
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