Johannesburg ( CNN ) -- With an international tour at an end , Justin Bieber told his millions of fans he 's gon na `` chill '' for a bit . You ca n't blame the guy . Seems as if trouble and controversy have followed him everywhere as he made his way across Europe and Africa . No wonder he tweeted Monday : `` Glad to chill for a few days . gon na take it easy . that was an amazing tour . thanks to all the fans around the world . # grateful to all of u . '' The latest incident did n't directly involve the pop star but occurred just after the singer entertained 95,000 Beliebers at a stadium in Johannesburg , South Africa . Thieves broke into a safe and stole millions of rand , the equivalent of more than $ 110,000 , South African police said . So you ca n't blame that one on the Bieber , but it 's just one more negative press item in a tour that had its share of them . Within the past few months , his bus was searched ( yes , a musician 's bus was searched ! ) in Sweden , he left a widely panned message in the guest book at the Anne Frank House in the Netherlands , and he ended up in the hospital after one show and showed up late for another in England . Have we forgotten anything ? Oh yeah , a concert-goer in Dubai rushed the stage and tried to grab him . Security took care of the interloper . And the monkey . He surrendered his young monkey to the authorities in Germany . It appears Mally the monkey will stay at the shelter where it is being kept , Billboard reported Monday . Bieber comes back to the States with an unresolved battery case in which a neighbor told police the pop star spit on him and threatened him . CNN affiliate KTLA reported the man wanted to discuss how fast the singer was driving in their tony neighborhood . And KTLA said last week the district attorney in Los Angeles is deciding whether to prosecute Bieber for the March incident , which occurred while he was on a tour break . Police : Thieves lowered themselves into room with rope . The incident in South Africa took place after Soccer City , also known as the FNB Stadium , hosted rocker Bon Jovi on Saturday night and Bieber on Sunday night . `` That was a show ! 95000 strong ! # SoldOutStadium . Thank u Johannesburg ! '' Bieber tweeted after the concert , the last stop on his international `` Believe '' tour . South African police said thieves scaled down a rope into a stadium in Johannesburg and stole the contents of a walk-in safe . Employees had put the money in the safe after the concert Sunday night , said Lt. Col. Katlego Mogale , a spokesman for Gauteng police . Growing up Bieber . When they came in Monday morning , they found the safe had been broken into , Mogale said . `` The intruders broke through the roof of the bathroom nearby , and there is evidence that they gained entry by abseiling down to gain access to the strong room , '' Mogale said . Police were studying closed-circuit TV footage Tuesday for clues as they investigate the theft , he said . Mogale said it was a break-in rather than a heist , as some media have reported . Soccer City , site of the 2010 World Cup final , is the largest stadium in Africa . CNN 's Kim Norgaard reported from Johannesburg and Laura Smith-Spark wrote in London .
NEW : The teen heartthrob has had a tour full of controversy and troubles . Thieves broke into a South Africa stadium after Justin Bieber performed , police say . They likely broke through a bathroom roof to access the area , police spokesman says . The thieves stole millions of rand from a walk-in safe , police say .