California fish and wildlife agents have seized Chris Brown's pet monkey from his Los Angeles home.
Investigators had determined the singer didn't have a permit for the capuchin monkey, named Fiji.
The singer posted an Instagram video last month showing his three-year-old daughter, Royalty, cuddling with the monkey.
Captain Patrick Foy said that prompted a half-dozen calls to the wildlife department from concerned people, and that Brown had agreed to cooperate.
Agents served a search warrant January 2 at his home. Brown wasn't there but had employees hand over the monkey in a cage.
Fiji is now at an undisclosed facility.
Brown could face a misdemeanour charge carrying a potential six-month jail sentence.
