Justin Bieber Snowboards in Aspen After House-Egging Drama

"Boyfriend" crooner has some fun with friends in Colorado after he got into trouble over an egging incident at his neighbor's home

Justin Bieber jetted off to Aspen, Colo. following the now infamous egging incident at his neighbor's home.

In spite of all the drama, which left the Biebs' cell phone in the hands of police and his pal Lil Za busted by cops earlier this week during a raid, the "Boyfriend" crooner seemed to be having an um, egg-cellent time, nevertheless.

In the first sighting of the pop star since the egg raid occurred, Bieber posted "Snowboarding with the fellas," on Instagram Saturday, along with a shot of himself sticking out his tongue.

That was just the first of several photos Bieber posted, which showed him and a few guy friends heading up a mountain, with the 18-year-old singer also posting a video of himself snowboarding down a slope in shades, a knit cap, a dark hooded jacket and jeans.

Days before Bieber's out-of-town excursion, E! News learned that sheriffs took the pop singer's cell phone out of his possession during a police raid at his Calabasas, Calif. home Tuesday morning, which "worried" his camp.

Although it wasn't said exactly what might be on Bieber's phone that's making his camp uneasy, reports have claimed the super star performer is afraid that naked pictures and texts with drug references will be leaked.

Authorities also seized Bieber's high-tech surveillance system and are hoping to download the footage from it from the day and time of the egg-throwing incident to determine whether he was involved.

And that wasn't all they took.

Drugs were also found at Bieber's mansion, which a source told E! News hadn't been tested yet, but would most likely test positive for Molly (a form of ecstasy) and Xanax. 

So far, Bieber has not been connected to the drugs found in his mansion, but he has been accused of egging his neighbor's home on Thursday, Jan. 9.

His pal Lil Za, though, was busted on suspicion of felony drug possession Tuesday, and later for vandalism, following the search (he was subsequently released later that day).

If Bieber is found guilty of the egging incident, he could be charged with a felony because of the extensive damage the egging caused to the home.