Justin Bieber 'heartbroken' after monkey quarantined in Germany Justin Bieber in happier times with the monkey believed to have been detained by German customs. JUSTIN Bieber had to leave his monkey in quarantine after landing in Germany last week without the necessary papers for the pet. The 19-year-old singer arrived at Munich airport last Thursday. When he went through customs, he didn't have the documentation necessary to bring the capuchin monkey into the country, so the animal had to stay with authorities, customs spokesman Thomas Meister said. Bieber performed in Munich on Thursday, beginning the latest leg of his European tour. He later tweeted: "Munich was a good time. And loud. The bus is headed to Vienna now. U coming? He didn't mention the monkey. Last week music producer Jamal Rashid uploaded a photo to his Instagram of Bieber kissing and cradling a baby monkey in a blanket. But in more bad news, Bieber is reportedly to be charged for allegedly spitting on a neighbour, according to TMZ website. The Canadian singer was accused of threatening and spitting on a male neighbour "in a fit of anger" last week. Bieber had a dramatic few weeks. The star struggled with his breathing and fainted backstage at a show, was taken to a hospital and then was caught on camera clashing with a paparazzo.