Justin Bieber has remained low key since his egg attack scandal, not making any updates on his Instagram and Twitter pages, leaving many fans wondering if he may retire after police finish their vandalism and drug possession investigation.

The "Wrecking Ball" singer is allegedly worried about police finding naked photos and references to drug possession in his cell phone, law enforcement sources told TMZ.com.

Justin Bieber faces criminal charges and possible deportation if he is convicted for drug possession and vandalism.

The Los Angeles County Sherriff's Department raided Justin Bieber's home to try and determine if the singer and his friends pelted eggs at a neighbor's house, causing damage to its façade, Fox News writes.

Justin Bieber revealed on Twitter that his "Confident" video is on his way, but many are left wondering if the song's lyrics are about Selena Gomez.

"Then she started dancing, sexual romancing. Nasty but she fancy, lipstick on my satin sheets," part of his song reads.

"What's your nationality? I wonder if there's more of you. She's got my attention, she's confident."

Justin Bieber posted a photo of his new Joker tattoo just after being accused of egging his neighbor's home, leaving many fans wondering if there is any correlation between the two.

The "All That Matters" singer may be charged with a felony for allegedly throwing eggs at his neighbor's home in Calabasas, TMZ reports.

Two police detectives met the property owner and believe this is their best chance to incriminate Justin Bieber because they have both video of the incident and physical evidence, the Daily Mail reports.

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez went on a camping trip at the KOA Kampground in California with the "Heartbreaker" singer's family last week.

"Justin and his family and some friends camped here at KOA Kampground," a source told HollywoodLife.com.

"They were all really down to earth and just stayed one night on [Jan. 4] in an RV. Some of them stayed in tents. This is a really family friendly place and super low key."