Police paid the home Justin Beiber a visit after complaints of Justin driving reckless. On Monday evening, police visited the singer's Los Angeles home in response to calls complaining about Justin Beiber alleged reckless driving.

Cops paid a visit to the Justin Beiber's house, but unfortunately no other information was disclosed. Police received numerous calls on Monday complaining of Bieber's alleged reckless driving while in the neighborhood.

The complaints stated that the star was reckless and drove too fast while children were outside.

This wouldn't be the first time Bieber's faced off with the folks in his 'hood: In March, the 19-year-old was accused of threatening a neighbor and spitting in his face after the two got into an alleged altercation.

There were threats made between the two individuals, although the nature of what was actually said remains unclear. Police arrived to Beiber's home to break up the altercation.

Justin's constant questionable behavior is really hurting his image. The Canadian pop star is quickly shedding his likable image. He now comes across as considerably less charming to the average American, a recent poll found. Bieber was unfavorably rated by 54 percent of respondents questioned by Public Policy Polling, finishing behind only Chris Brown.

He recently got slammed by Job Bon Jovi for arriving late to his concerts and disrespecting his fans. Bon Jovi even called him an a-hole!

But being tardy isn't his only problem. The 19 year old posted pictures on Instagram of him drinking beers with a buddy.  Though he was in South Africa, where the drinking age is 18, parents of Beliebers were not amused.

But alcohol isn't the substance issue with Justin Beiber. TMZ reported earlier this year that he was smoking pot with a pal. He was caught with a mysterious cigarette with pal, rapper Lil Z, at a Los Angeles home.

Last month, Stockholm police discovered narcotics aboard the "Boyfriend" singer's tour bus during a raid while he was busy performing a concert at the city's Globe Arena. No one was charged since investigators couldn't prove whom the drugs belonged to.

Bieber, who's worth an estimated $110 million, downplayed his recent flood of bad headlines. "I'm young and I make mistakes," he told US Weekly. "That's part of growing up."

But with the new allegations of reckless driving, concerned parents across America are rethinking whether they want their children to be Beliebers.