R&B star Rihanna can be heard ‘screaming’ in the background of the 911 call made to police the night she was allegedly beaten by boyfriend Chris Brown.
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Police are currently refusing to release the 911 audio tape to the media.
But LAPD chief investigator Detective Deshon Andrews has confirmed: “It mostly recorded the sound of a screaming woman.”
Despite confirming the screaming, Detective Andrews said he is adamant about keeping the details of the case – photos, documents, the 911 call – from the public eye.
Andrews hand carried his findings to the district attorney’s office in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon.
Brown has already been charged with the felony count of making criminal threats which carries a sentence of up to nine years in prison.
But now prosecutors have looked at the file and asked for an ‘additional investigation, sparking rumours he may be charged with even more counts later this week.
DA spokeswoman Jane Robinson said: “Prosecutors have looked at the files and then they asked Detective Andrews for an additional investigation.”
Brown, 19, turned himself in Sunday night after police said they were looking for him.
He was arrested on the felony charge, released on a $50,000 bond and given a March 5 court date.
Police said Brown and a woman were in a vehicle near Hollywood’s Hancock Park early Sunday when they became involved in an argument.
When they arrive they found Rihanna with ‘contusions and a bloody lip’ but Brown had allegedly fled the scene.
Neither Brown or Rihanna have been seen in public since the incident.