US singer Chris Brown could face jail for not having a permit to own his pet capuchin monkey. California's wildlife department seized the primate - named Fiji - from the star's Los Angeles home after a video he posted on Instagram of his three-year-old daughter cuddling it drew half-a-dozen calls from concerned followers.
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Brown was not home when agents executed a search warrant on 2 January, but employees handed the animal over and he has since agreed to cooperate, according to the department's Captain Patrick Foy.He may now face a misdemeanour charge, which carries a potential six-month prison sentence. He previously served time in jail after flouting the terms of a probation order placed on him following a fight in Washington in October 2013. More from Entertainment Wahlberg donates $1.5m reshoots pay to Time's Up
Meanwhile Fiji - whose species is well-versed in the world of entertainment through notable appearances in Pirates of the Caribbean and the sitcom Friends - is being kept at an undisclosed facility.Representatives for Brown have not responded to requests for comment.
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