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Justin Bieber strikes again, or is "struck again" to be more precise. After having his now red Ferrari 458 lightly hit by a Prius driven by a paparazzi, Justin Bieber brought up Princess Diana’s death, claiming “there should be laws against what I just experienced.” None of the drivers were injured, but the Baby Baby star accused photographers of acting “recklessly.”
Now this is one crazy situation the Believe star got himself into. But before we get to it, let us remind you guys of this fellow’s recent driving records. In January, the 20-year old singer managed to get himself arrested for driving under the influence as well as drag racing in Miami.
Then, less than three months ago, Bieber was involved in a law suite for hitting a Pedestrian last year. About the same time, he and his crew were involved in yet another car accident in Beverly Hills. His driver was allegedly trying to avoid the Paparazzi that were chasing them. Now, we find the pop star once again having his car damaged because of paparazzi chasing him around.
Don’t get us wrong, we totally agree all these photographers working for tabloids should behave more, but the way the Canadian put it might not be the best. Bieber took to Twitter to voice his anguish over the event quoting: “There should be laws against what I just experienced. We should have learned from the death of Princess Diana...” Wait, what? Not quite a good idea to bring up that accident, some would say.
It would seem Bieber realized the example was a bit far off, so he added: “... I don’t have a problem with Paparazzi but when they act recklessly they put us all in danger.”
Then, less than three months ago, Bieber was involved in a law suite for hitting a Pedestrian last year. About the same time, he and his crew were involved in yet another car accident in Beverly Hills. His driver was allegedly trying to avoid the Paparazzi that were chasing them. Now, we find the pop star once again having his car damaged because of paparazzi chasing him around.
Don’t get us wrong, we totally agree all these photographers working for tabloids should behave more, but the way the Canadian put it might not be the best. Bieber took to Twitter to voice his anguish over the event quoting: “There should be laws against what I just experienced. We should have learned from the death of Princess Diana...” Wait, what? Not quite a good idea to bring up that accident, some would say.
It would seem Bieber realized the example was a bit far off, so he added: “... I don’t have a problem with Paparazzi but when they act recklessly they put us all in danger.”
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