Justin Bieber: deport me over some eggs? (LOL)
The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is recommending
the local district attorney charge pop star Justin Bieber with
felony vandalism, after he egged his neighbor's mansion in
Calabasas, California. Bieber's neighbor called the police and
reported an estimated $20,000 in damage to his property due to the
egging.
Some of you are probably thinking was "the Sixteenth
Chapel" (as Bieber would say), pardon me, the Sistine Chapel on his
neighbors walls/ceiling, for the damages to hit $20,000. However,
Bieber's neighbor is stating the paint and plaster job was a costly
one and the eggs the pop star threw at the surface stained the
finish. If Bieber's neighbor and the police can prove a paint and
plaster repair job will run more than $500, it's an easy felony.
Bieber also stands accused of trespassing on his neighbor's
property.
If an immigrant is convicted of a felony in America,
there exists a high probability of deportation and the inability to
return to the United States, due to being barred from the country.
As the incident was caught on tape, pleading not guilty is a
stretch. However, Bieber's legal team will most likely dispute the
cost of the damage done to his neighbor's property, attempting to
have the charges reduced to misdemeanors (damage under $500). As a
general legal rule, immigrants are not deported for misdemeanors.
Will rapper Lil Za become Lil Zesty in jail
In related news, Bieber's housemate, rapper Lil Za,
has been charged with three felonies, in conjunction with a police
raid on the star's home after the egging incident. Two counts are
for drug possession (marijuana and ecstasy) and the third is for
breaking a phone, once Za was in police custody at the local jail.
He is facing 9-years in jail.
Previously, a neighbor accused Bieber of spitting in
his face and threatening him, for telling the star not to speed in
The Oaks gated community they reside, where children also play.
Bieber also had a confrontation with former football star Keyshawn
Johnson, who sternly spoke to him over repeatedly speeding in the
gated community.
That's not Bieber's only speeding issue. Bieber's
Miami criminal trial for DUI, drag racing and driving on a invalid
license begins in March. Bieber, via his local legal counsel, has
pled not guilty to the three misdemeanor charges. Bieber is also
facing criminal charges in his native Canada for repeatedly hitting
a limo driver in the head, after he pushed Bieber's hand away when
the singer tried to reach over from the back seat to turn up the
radio against the chauffeur's wishes.
Once again, the Judiciary Report highly recommends
an extensive rehab program for Bieber, who is also dealing with
emotional and mental issues, after being exploited as a child star.
He is in need of therapy to help him through this difficult time in
his life or things are going to get much worse.
STORY SOURCE
Justin Bieber Sheriff Recommends Felony Prosecution in Egg
Throwing
2/6/2014 4:30 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF - The L.A. County
Sheriff's Dept. has just sent the Justin Bieber case to the L.A.
County D.A., and the cops are strongly recommending prosecution for
FELONY vandalism over the egg attack. TMZ broke the story... Bieber
has been accused by his neighbor of egging his home ... causing
around $20,000 in damage. Sheriff's investigators took it seriously
enough to execute a search warrant. Lt. Dave Thompson tells TMZ, "I
went to the D.A.'s Office today with the paperwork, and I want a
felony. Of course I want a felony."
