Chris Brown Online Petition After Strip Club Investigation Halts Singer's Visa To Australia

The last news on Chris Brown was a shocker wen the singer was accused of throwing a girl from a tour bus in Denver. The latest buzz involving the rapper leaked by the Digital Team said he has been identified as "the man of interest" on the 20th of September after an investigation of a strip club, reported FOX 5. The incident took place on Platinum 84 strip club in Colorado where Chris was guest rapper.

The girl in question claimed she would press charges against Chris Brown and his crew for physical assault. She also claimed that after being thrown off, Chris Brown had taken her cell phone away. 

Federal Heights police said they are reinterviewing several people who were on the bus, including the woman who filed the report. A decision on whether to hand the third-degree assault case to prosecutors is expected to be made Monday said  FOX31 Denver. 

Meanwhile, there has been an online petition signed by GetUp requesting Peter Dutton, Immigration Minister, Australia to deny a visa to the US Singer. Chris Brown had been accused of domestic violence on pop star Rihanna earlier in 2009 wherein he had pleased guilty, reported Guardian.

Brown's announcement last week he would tour in December sparked criticism on social media and the online petition. The Australian government said on Thursday it was reviewing Brown's visa application in light of his conviction, reported BBC.   

Chris Brown, who recently won accolades and awards for his music was recently in the news    over domestic issues. He was charged for not paying child support for his daughter Royalty by his ex-girlfriend Nia Guzman. Nia had so requested that Chris only receive supervised visits with his daughter. Guzman said she was afraid that Brown was wreckless around their daughter.