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Manne wrote:
The tweens are gonna be pissed about this one. The police out in Richmond, British Columbia Canada – a suburb of Vancouver – are investigating Justin Bieber after an alleged incident at Planet Lazer, where a 12-year-old boy claims the singing/dancing superstar hit him. Though he suffered no visible injuries, Canada's Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigating an incident that resulted in 16-year-old Bieber allegedly "pushing" the boy.
A employee of the laser tag facility apparently said that the 12-year-old and his friends surrounded Bieber and were shooting him with their laser guns. The Biebs tried to get away and, according to the source, accidentally hit the kid while he was running away. Once the kid's father got wind of the fact that Bieber punched his son, the cops were called. The employee said that Bieber stuck around and tried to explain his side of the story after the incident, but the kid's parents weren't having it.
Meanwhile, Canada's CBC reports that the owner of Planet Lazer ejected Bieber, who was accompanied by two bodyguards.
What do you think? Was Bieber unfairly targeted because of his celebrity status? If he was just a regular kid who pushed another kid during a laser tag game, do you think the police would be called? Or, do you think Bieber is a bully celebrity who thinks he can get away with assaulting innocent 12-year-olds? Sound off in our comments section! Want the best celebrity and reality television odds? The Bodog Sportsbook has everything you need to make some cash on the entertainment industry.
Does not surprise me. If he had two body guards watching him, where were they.
I guess, Bieber doesn't have the clout to say, "Get'em boys".
Where were the parents when this was happening?
Why are 12-old boys hanging out with "Superstar" Bieber?
Is this another MJ thing?
The 12-boy probably deserved it, for whatever reason, come on he's 12.
Parents protect 12-old boys. 12 years old don't lie.
Wait until Bieber's in his 20's, packing a rod with 8 in his posse.
I guess, Bieber doesn't have the clout to say, "Get'em boys".
Where were the parents when this was happening?
Why are 12-old boys hanging out with "Superstar" Bieber?
Is this another MJ thing?
The 12-boy probably deserved it, for whatever reason, come on he's 12.
Parents protect 12-old boys. 12 years old don't lie.
Wait until Bieber's in his 20's, packing a rod with 8 in his posse.
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ix_man wrote:
Does not surprise me. If he had two body guards watching him, where were they.
I guess, Bieber doesn't have the clout to say, "Get'em boys".
Where were the parents when this was happening?
Why are 12-old boys hanging out with "Superstar" Bieber?
Is this another MJ thing?
The 12-boy probably deserved it, for whatever reason, come on he's 12.
Parents protect 12-old boys. 12 years old don't lie.
Wait until Bieber's in his 20's, packing a rod with 8 in his posse.
Of course, me being immature. I do find this funny. Heck, if i was the 12 yr old dad, my first 3 question would be in this order: 1) What happen? 2) Did you beat him up? 3) Did you win?
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Manne wrote:
The tweens are gonna be pissed about this one. The police out in Richmond, British Columbia Canada – a suburb of Vancouver – are investigating Justin Bieber after an alleged incident at Planet Lazer, where a 12-year-old boy claims the singing/dancing superstar hit him. Though he suffered no visible injuries, Canada's Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigating an incident that resulted in 16-year-old Bieber allegedly "pushing" the boy.
A employee of the laser tag facility apparently said that the 12-year-old and his friends surrounded Bieber and were shooting him with their laser guns. The Biebs tried to get away and, according to the source, accidentally hit the kid while he was running away. Once the kid's father got wind of the fact that Bieber punched his son, the cops were called. The employee said that Bieber stuck around and tried to explain his side of the story after the incident, but the kid's parents weren't having it.
Meanwhile, Canada's CBC reports that the owner of Planet Lazer ejected Bieber, who was accompanied by two bodyguards.
What do you think? Was Bieber unfairly targeted because of his celebrity status? If he was just a regular kid who pushed another kid during a laser tag game, do you think the police would be called? Or, do you think Bieber is a bully celebrity who thinks he can get away with assaulting innocent 12-year-olds? Sound off in our comments section! Want the best celebrity and reality television odds? The Bodog Sportsbook has everything you need to make some cash on the entertainment industry.
It's getting juicy now, "Mom! what are you doing?":crying
"You work for buddy-boy".:dance:
Radaronline : Justin Bieber’s mother believes she’s being cut out of his career and has spent the past week looking to hire a lawyer to represent her interests, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively. While Bieber has dominated headlines the past few days because of an incident with another boy while playing laser tag, behind the scenes a far more contentious battle is brewing.
Pattie Mallette believes she’s been pushed too far out of Justin’s career – to the point where she never read her son’s autobiography until it came out, one source familiar with the situation told RadarOnline.com.
In addition, when Justin’s team announced he was launching a nail polish line, his mother had no idea. “No one in Justin’s camp told her or consulted her,” the source said. “She found out about it by reading it in the press.” Pattie is so upset she’s looking for a lawyer to represent her interests.
“She doesn’t want anyone to think she’s after her son’s money – and she’s not,” a source said. “But she hasn’t bought clothes for herself in two years! She flies coach. Her son writes an autobiography and no one even shows it to her. “It’s ridiculous. And Pattie is really tormented over it.”
Scott "Scooter" Braun is Justin’s manager and the man credited with discovering the star, who grew up in Ontario, Canada. Braun denied that Pattie is unhappy over the situation with Justin and told RadarOnline.com: "There are no truth to rumors that Justin's mom is unhappy. She worked and co-operated on his autobiography."
But people close to Pattie say Braun is unaware that she has been looking for a lawyer to represent her interests. And in terms of the autobiography they say it’s just one of many Bieber projects that Braun controls with very, very little or absolutely no input from Pattie.
“She’s in a tough position,” one source said of Pattie. “She feels that she’s being cut out of her son’s business life by the people around him. She doesn’t know what to do. It was a big step for her to finally go out and look for a lawyer for herself. “Now we’ll see if she follows through.”
"You work for buddy-boy".:dance:
Radaronline : Justin Bieber’s mother believes she’s being cut out of his career and has spent the past week looking to hire a lawyer to represent her interests, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively. While Bieber has dominated headlines the past few days because of an incident with another boy while playing laser tag, behind the scenes a far more contentious battle is brewing.
Pattie Mallette believes she’s been pushed too far out of Justin’s career – to the point where she never read her son’s autobiography until it came out, one source familiar with the situation told RadarOnline.com.
In addition, when Justin’s team announced he was launching a nail polish line, his mother had no idea. “No one in Justin’s camp told her or consulted her,” the source said. “She found out about it by reading it in the press.” Pattie is so upset she’s looking for a lawyer to represent her interests.
“She doesn’t want anyone to think she’s after her son’s money – and she’s not,” a source said. “But she hasn’t bought clothes for herself in two years! She flies coach. Her son writes an autobiography and no one even shows it to her. “It’s ridiculous. And Pattie is really tormented over it.”
Scott "Scooter" Braun is Justin’s manager and the man credited with discovering the star, who grew up in Ontario, Canada. Braun denied that Pattie is unhappy over the situation with Justin and told RadarOnline.com: "There are no truth to rumors that Justin's mom is unhappy. She worked and co-operated on his autobiography."
But people close to Pattie say Braun is unaware that she has been looking for a lawyer to represent her interests. And in terms of the autobiography they say it’s just one of many Bieber projects that Braun controls with very, very little or absolutely no input from Pattie.
“She’s in a tough position,” one source said of Pattie. “She feels that she’s being cut out of her son’s business life by the people around him. She doesn’t know what to do. It was a big step for her to finally go out and look for a lawyer for herself. “Now we’ll see if she follows through.”
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A employee of the laser tag facility apparently said that the 12-year-old and his friends surrounded Bieber and were shooting him with their laser guns. The Biebs tried to get away and, according to the source, accidentally hit the kid while he was running away. Once the kid's father got wind of the fact that Bieber punched his son, the cops were called. The employee said that Bieber stuck around and tried to explain his side of the story after the incident, but the kid's parents weren't having it.
Meanwhile, Canada's CBC reports that the owner of Planet Lazer ejected Bieber, who was accompanied by two bodyguards.
What do you think? Was Bieber unfairly targeted because of his celebrity status? If he was just a regular kid who pushed another kid during a laser tag game, do you think the police would be called? Or, do you think Bieber is a bully celebrity who thinks he can get away with assaulting innocent 12-year-olds? Sound off in our comments section! Want the best celebrity and reality television odds? The Bodog Sportsbook has everything you need to make some cash on the entertainment industry.