Seattle Man Arrested for Second Time in Three Days Outside Taylor Swift's Tribeca Home

A Seattle man, David Crowe, 33, has been arrested for loitering outside Taylor Swift's Tribeca home for the second time in just three days. On Monday evening, Crowe was charged with two counts each of harassment and stalking after he was picked up near the New York City building. This incident comes after he was first spotted outside Swift's Franklin Street home on Saturday, where he was arrested for failure to answer a 2015 summons.

During Monday's incident, Crowe appeared disheveled, sporting an unkempt beard and long brown hair. Sources report that he was wandering around Swift's residence, asking people if she lived there. A member of Swift's security team called the police, and when officers arrived, Crowe was still lingering outside the property. He did not attempt to break into the home but was only loitering outside.

Crowe was taken into custody and transported to the 1st Precinct station in Lower Manhattan. He is believed to be emotionally disturbed, according to sources. Exclusive photos obtained by The Post show Crowe being walked in handcuffs from the police station, trying to hide his face under a dark blue hoodie.

The arrest on Monday occurred while Swift was in Buffalo, New York, watching her boyfriend Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs play in an NFL playoff game against the Buffalo Bills. However, she had returned to the city on Monday, according to sources.

Authorities have stated that Crowe was seen near Swift's home on Monday around 3 p.m., and the police were called about three hours later. He was observed harassing multiple people on the street before being taken into custody.

This is not the first time Swift has had issues with stalkers. Over the years, there have been several incidents involving individuals lingering around her properties. In 2023, a man was arrested for drunkenly crashing a car into Swift's New York building and attempting to gain entry. In 2018, another man was found asleep at her property while she was away.

Swift's representatives have not yet commented on the recent incidents. The police have not confirmed if the suspect arrested for the attempted break-in over the weekend is related to the harassment and stalking case.