Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel was recently spotted at a strip club while facing legal troubles.

Manziel, who is currently embroiled in a domestic violence case, was reportedly seen at King of Diamonds in Miami on Monday night. A video recording of his recent outing, obtained by Barstool Sports, showed the NFL star enjoying the night with some friends, flashing his chains, and singing for the camera before throwing away dollar bills at the nude female dancers.

The circulating footage containing his recent late night misadventure does not seem to bother the football player. On Sunday, he was also seen drinking at Story nightclub in Miami.

Johnny Manziel Parties in Miami Nightclub

TMZ Sports obtained a video of Manziel drinking straight from what looks like a champagne bottle. The embattled athlete tried to conceal his identity with a black hat and shades.

Hours before he went to the club, authorities announced that his domestic violence case is now in the hands of the grand jury, which will rule if charges will be filed against him. His now ex-girlfriend, Colleen Crowley, accused him of beating her up after a night of drinking and partying on January 30. Crowley claimed in her affidavit that she almost lost her hearing when Johnny Manziel attacked her and said the athlete threatened to kill her and himself.

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— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) February 26, 2016

It was not the first time that Manziel tried to disguise himself during his late-night outing. He reportedly sported a blond wig and fake mustache and went under the alias Billy Manziel when he and some of his friends went to Las Vegas in January.

With the ongoing investigation on his case, Cleveland is reportedly letting go of Johnny Manziel. He may no longer play for the team when the new NFL year starts on March 9.

Here is #Browns Hue Jackson’s harsh statement Johnny Manziel pic.twitter.com/HEchMDWIZc

— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) February 24, 2016

“That behavior will not be tolerated as we move forward,” head coach Hue Jackson recently said. “Our organization is going to take a stand.”