Justin Bieber’s good boy image has completely gone
now as it has been revealed there is a huge chance that not only
will he be arrested for the alleged assault he will be convicted
too.
The 18 year-old was involved in a scuffle at the weekend during a
trip to the cinema with girlfriend Selena Gomez, which resulted in
the photographer ending up going to hospital and the ‘Boyfriend’
star wanted for questioning by the police. He left the scene before
the authorities arrived and spoke to the photographer.
According to TMZ police have decided to refer the case to
prosecutors and the star could face up to six months in
jail.
Former New York prosecutor Raoul Fedler has
told HollywoodLife that the only way the singer
can avoid arrest is if his legal team can prove the incident never
happened.
“Anytime the police say you need to come in for questioning they
usually arrest you when you come in and then you get bailed out,”
he revealed.
“They want to hear your side of the story. But very frequently,
they arrest you right on the spot.” Currently the teen idol is in
Norway for a scheduled performance and will most likely turn
himself into authorities on his return.
“He’ll show up with his lawyer when he’s back and they might arrest
him,” Raoul explained. “But it’s a misdemeanour, it’s not a felony.
He is working with his legal team, publicist, personal manager and
writing a lot of checks out right now.”
Despite his clean-cut image, the former prosecutor claims the best
move for the teenager could be to plead guilty even though his team
claim the assault didn’t happen.
“He’ll most likely go before the judge and plead guilty because he
doesn’t want a jury trial like a Lindsay Lohan situation,” he
added. “He’ll apologize and say he’s sorry and didn’t mean to hurt
anyone. The judge will probably give him 30 days community
service.”
Selena stepped out the day after the incident and showed her
support for Justin with her ‘J’ themed jewellery. She joined other
celebrities at Hollywood producer Joel Silver’s annual Memorial Day
barbecue.
Source:
Yahoo UK
