Justin Bieber 2013

Justin Bieber is currently in Europe for his tour. And when the young pop star was performing in a concert at Stockholm’s Globe arena, the Swedish police stormed his bus and searched for illegal substance. According to a source, before the raid, a police officer smelled marijuana odor coming from the bus, when it was being parked in the front of Grand Hotel where Justin Bieber was staying. Then, the police officer contacted the narcotics unit, and a warrant to search the bus was issued. Shortly after the raid, the Swedish police announced that they had found a small amount of illegal substance in the bus. The officials did not describe what type of illegal substance was found in the bus, but according to local newspapers, it was marijuana. After the raid, Justin Bieber tweeted “Some of the rumors about me…where do people even get this stuff.” He also added “Whatever…back to the music.” Fortunately, the police said that no one from Justin Bieber’s entourage will be charged (yet), because it is hard to tell who own the illegal substance before it was left on the bus.
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We all know that Justin Bieber used to have several pets, but he gave them away to his fans. The last one was a hamster that he gave to a random fan, who later said that she will take a good care of the little animal. It seems that Justin Bieber will have to lose another pet soon. The young pop star brought his 17-week-old capuchin monkey named Mally on his tour. But when he landed in Munich, at the Franz Josef Strauss Airport, he failed to provide all the required papers for the monkey. So, the capuchin monkey was seized by customs authorities.

Since being seized by the customs authorities, Mally has been kept at the Munich Animal Protection League shelter. According to the shelter’s representative, her office had received two emails that appear to be from Justin Bieber’s management. The first email asked how long Justin Bieber’s management had to provide all the required papers before the monkey would be euthanized. The second email said they are currently looking for a great place for Mally in a zoo in Germany, and that the management is very concerned that the little monkey is safe and be placed in the best residence possible.

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