A man has been charged with harassment and stalking after being caught by police outside of Taylor Swift's New York City home.
David Crowe, 33, from Seattle, Washington, was arrested on Monday after police officers received complaints about an "emotionally disturbed male acting erratically" outside of the pop superstar's Tribeca townhouse.
He has been charged with two counts of harassment and two counts of stalking.
One neighbour told Page Six: “When he arrived before Christmas, my husband asked what he was doing here and he said, ‘I want to see Taylor."
“He even had flowers at one point," they added
Other neighbours told the publication they called police “many times” but officers did not do anything until the man actually tried to get into the building.
"Officers were approached by multiple complainants who pointed out an emotionally disturbed male acting erratically at the location," a spokesperson for the New York City Police Department told PA.
"Once officers observed the male harassing multiple complainants, they took him to custody without further incidents, no injuries were reported."
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that cops found a man tampering with Taylor's front door in an apparent attempt to break in.
The outlet also claims that Crowe is the same man who lingered around Taylor's property in an earlier incident on Saturday.
At the time, they discovered an active warrant for his arrest for failing to appear in court in a separate case in 2017. He was handcuffed and taken into custody.
When Crowe was spotted lurking near the house two days later, the singer's head of security immediately called the police. He was subsequently handcuffed and taken into custody, where he was charged.
It is not clear if Taylor was at home during either incident. She was in Buffalo, New York on Sunday to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce at an American football game.
Cover Media with additional reporting from Sophie van Soest
