Man arrested outside Taylor Swift’s New York townhouse reportedly spotted there 30 times

NEW YORK — A man who was arrested on Saturday outside of Taylor Swift’s townhouse in New York City was arrested again days later on Monday.

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A New York City Police Department spokesperson said that David Crowe, 33, was taken into custody Monday night after officers were called about an “emotionally disturbed man acting erratically” by Swift’s house, according to The Associated Press.

Crowe was also arrested for a similar incident on Saturday around 1:30 p.m. after security called 911 to report that he was attempting to get into Swift’s home, police said, according to The New York Times. He was arrested on two arrest warrants from 2017 on Saturday but was not charged for trying to get into her building.

Man arrested for trying to get into Taylor Swift’s apartment building

Crowe is facing stalking and harassment charges, the AP reported. He was given supervised release. Assistant District Attorney Harriet Jiranek said Crowe’s “continued conduct in showing up to this location despite numerous directives to leave shows a clear risk that the defendant will not abide by court orders to return to court. "

A spokesperson from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office said that the prosecutors requested an order of protection and that was granted, the AP reported.

A security worker who has not been identified had reportedly spotted the suspect by Swift’s townhouse around 30 times since the end of November. He was also asked about 10 times to leave and not go near the building, according to a complaint against Crowe that was obtained by the AP.

It is not clear if Swift was home Monday when Crowe was arrested. The AP said that they emailed Swift’s representative for comment.

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