Woman Arrested After Trespassing At Justin Bieber’s Atlanta Rental Home

Atlanta police arrested a woman Wednesday who entered Justin Bieber’s temporary Atlanta home uninvited and fell asleep.

According to CNN, 25-year-old Qianying Zhao from nearby Doraville was discovered when “a family member found the woman sleeping in one of the home’s bedrooms shortly after 5 pm.”

Bieber is renting the so-called ‘spaceship’ mansion from Atlanta record producer pal Dallas Austin while he stays in the Georgia capital. The singer is said to be recording a new album while reportedly looking for a new homes in Atlanta and Los Angeles after a recent sale of his Calabasas home to reality star, Khloe Kardashain.

In a press statement, Sandy Springs police said Zhao — dubbed ‘Goldilocks’ by some media outlets — “told police that she entered the unoccupied home through an unlocked door and came to the home to attend Bieber’s birthday party, which was held earlier in the week at another location.”

Bieber, in fact, celebrated his 20th birthday in the Bahamas last weekend with his family and a group of friends.

Police said Zhao originally claimed she was a friend of Bieber’s. However, they now believe she is one of over 50 million fans who follow the singer on Twitter.

After her arrest, the woman was later charged with criminal trespass.

In other Bieber news, Miami-Dade prosecutors have released the final five videos of Bieber taken in jail shortly after he was arrested on suspicion of DUI, resisting arrest, and driving with an expired license in Miami Beach on January 23 during an alleged drag race.

Three of the clips depict the superstar urinating into a metal container at Miami Beach police station for a drugs test. The unnecessary video releases follow an access request by news outlets for Bieber-related jail videos or material, citing Florida’s open records laws.

The singer’s legal team argued this would invade his privacy rights as specific clips showed Justin in “various states of undress.”

Miami-Dade County Judge William Altfield settled the matter in a court hearing this week, declaring the disputed urine test videos were public record but two of the three clips would only be released after redaction because Bieber’s “expectation of privacy should stay with him” even in jail.

Meanwhile, Bieber flew back from the Bahamas into Miami, South Florida, late Wednesday night ahead of a videotaped deposition for a civil lawsuit filed against him by a photographer.

The singer had been ordered by a Miami-Dade County Circuit judge to attend the deposition after missing a January 23 date due to his same-day DUI arrest. Paparazzo Jeffrey Binion claims he was assaulted by Bieber’s guards on the singer’s orders after he was spotted snapping the star outside Miami’s Hit Factory recording studio on June 5, 2013.

Binion is suing the singer and one bodyguard, claiming he suffered bodily injury, pain and suffering, mental anguish and bore medical expenses following the alleged attack.

Bieber was grilled for nearly five hours by Binion’s lawyer over alleged incidents involving his security team and paparazzi, and it seems it was far from a breeze. It’s reported the singer stormed out the hearing at one point when he was repeatedly questioned about his former girlfriend, actress-singer Selena Gomez.

For a full report on Bieber’s Miami deposition click here.