Justin Bieber gets two years’ probation for vandalism over LA egg-throwing incident
Pop star's attorneys entered a no-contest plea on a single misdemeanour vandalism charge before Los Angeles County Superior Court over eggs thrown at neighbours, with Bieber facing further legal challenges in other US jurisdictions.
Canadian pop star Justin Bieber has been sentenced to two years of probation in Los Angeles over an egg-throwing attack.
The teen idol did not appear in court on Wednesday. His lawyers entered a no-contest plea on a vandalism charge before local court judge Leland Harris.
In addition to the probation, the singer was ordered to complete five days of community service and an anger management programme.
He must also pay US$80,900 for repairs to the home of his neighbour in the upscale neighbourhood of Calabasas. And the singer was ordered to stay away from the neighbour and his family for two years.
Assistant district attorney Alan Yochelson said Bieber's prank was an "extremely immature and silly act".
Another hearing was set for August 12. Police had said soon after the attack they would be investigating felony charges against Bieber.