Chris Brown is reportedly under investigation for the assault of a woman at his San Fernando Valley home which is believed to have taken place over the weekend.
The alleged victim is said to have told the Los Angeles police department that Brown, 32, 'smacked the back of her head so hard her weave came off', reports TMZ.
Police responded to the singer's home where the woman had claimed Brown slapped her, law enforcement sources told the publication.
Under fire: Chris Brown is reportedly under investigation for the assault of a woman at his San Fernando Valley home which is believed to have taken place over the weekend.
The report claimed that the woman said part of her weave came out after she was slapped by the star and named Brown as the suspect.
Sources told the online news outlet that the alleged victim had no injuries following the reported incident at Brown's home. No arrests have been made.
TMZ claimed their sources said that the battery investigation will most likely be dealt with by the City Attorney, as it would be a misdemeanor charge.
MailOnline have contacted Brown's reps and LAPD for comment.
Claims: The alleged victim is said to have told the Los Angeles police department that Brown 'smacked the back of her head so hard her weave came off', reports TMZ
The report comes two months after Brown threw himself a massive birthday party complete with 500 guests that had to be shut down by the LAPD at 2am.
The controversial artist - who has had several run-ins with the law - turned 32 earlier this year and threw a bash to celebrate with several dozens of pals.
LAPD received multiple calls about loud music and cars double-parked all over the San Fernando Valley neighborhood according to law enforcement sources from TMZ.
Courting controversy: Brown recently threw himself a massive birthday party complete with 500 guests that had to be shut down by the Los Angeles Police Department at 2am
Hanging out: The controversial artist - who has had several run-ins with the law - turned 32 and threw a bash to celebrate with several dozens of pals
It is interesting to note, however, that police did not actually show up to Brown's home until 2am when things reached a boiling point with his neighbors.
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