Chris Brown released on bail after arrest for assault with deadly weapon

TARZANA, LOS ANGELES -- Music artist Chris Brown was released on $250,000 bail after he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon at his Tarzana home.

Brown is due in court on Sep. 20, jail records show.

He was arrested Tuesday. He is a convicted felon.

A search warrant was served at Brown's house on Citrus Ridge Drive Tuesday after the Los Angeles Police Department said it received a 911 call from a woman requesting help.

Authorities said the woman called from the 5000 block of Corbin Avenue in Tarzana at about 3 a.m. While detectives attempted to make contact with Brown inside the residence, the singer spoke out on social media, posting three videos to his Instagram page.

"I'm asleep half the (expletive) night, I just wake up, all the mother (expletive) helicopter copters is around, police out there at the gate," Brown said. "I'm way too tired to be dealing with this (expletive)."

"Good luck, when you get the warrant or whatever you need to do, you're going to walk right up in here and you're going to see nothing you idiots," Brown continued in another video.

"I don't give a (expletive). I'm not running for politics. I don't give a (expletive) if I get personal opinions," Brown said. "But what I do care about is y'all defacing my name as a person and my character and integrity. I am a father. I am one of the best entertainers out here."

Authorities would not provide details on the nature of the call and stated their investigation was ongoing. Police said they also wanted to talk to the woman who called 911 and any potential witnesses.

At about 2:30 p.m., Brown was seen speaking with officers outside the home. Then at about 5 p.m., an LAPD officer announced that Brown was being transported to be booked for assault with a deadly weapon.

Police explained that a lot of resources were brought in because of Brown's high-profile nature.

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Brown has had repeated legal troubles since he was convicted of assaulting his then-girlfriend Rihanna back in 2009.

He was charged with misdemeanor assault for striking a man outside a Washington hotel in 2013. A judge ordered Brown to enter rehab, but he was later dismissed from the facility for violating its rules.

Brown then spent two and a half months in custody being shuttled between L.A. and Washington for court hearings by U.S. Marshals.

After the several mishaps, Brown completed his probation period in the Rihanna-assault case in 2015.

Las Vegas police investigated allegations from a woman that Brown hit her and took her cellphone in January. Investigators said they did not find evidence to file charges against Brown.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.