Justin Bieber Arrested Investigation Launched!

Over the weekend pop singer Justin Bieber was arrested in Canada after crashing his ATV into a minivan driven by paparazzi.

CelebNMusic247.com has just learned that The Biebs is now faces charges of dangerous driving and assault via TMZ.

On Friday afternoon in Perth County, Ontario, Bieber was taken into custody. According to police, Bieber got into a physical altercation with the paparazzo in the minivan after they had the collision. Justin was photographed riding the ATV with Selena Gomez Friday in Ontario near his father’s home.

We have one question, did Bieber call the Paps to come snap photos or was that through his publicist, because paps don’t just pop up at homes and start taking photos like these. These types of photos are planned and set up with PR agencies.

Which makes us believe the something went wrong during the publicity stunt and now Justin is being investigated for probation violation. However, police are now saying that Justin have a bigger problem on his hands though because The Biebs has just violated his two year probation in LA.

Word is, his arrest could have triggered a violation for his probation for 2 years after the egging case in L.A. – Justin’s attorney says Justin and Selena are fully cooperating with the police investigation.

Here what else we have learned:

Justin Bieber is in the crosshairs of the L.A. County Probation Dept … because his Canadian arrest just set in motion a chain reaction that could land him behind bars.

Law enforcement sources tell us an investigation has been launched to determine if Justin’s arrest for dangerous driving and assault constitutes a violation. We’re told officials will contact law enforcement in Canada to verify the details of the incident.

Justin is currently on 2 years probation after pleading to misdemeanor vandalism in the egging case back in July.

Cops in Canada say Bieber got into a physical altercation with a paparazzo after his ATV collided with the photog’s minivan.

We’re told probation officers have 30 days to notify the court of any alleged violation. The court will then decide if Justin’s probation gets revoked, and if he gets jail time.

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