Justin Bieber News [VIDEO]; Keyshawn Johnson Criticizes Singer
Keyshawn Johnson finally broke his silence Friday and spoke out about the reckless driving incident involving Justin Bieber ealrier this week, TMZ reported.
Bieber allegedly switched seats with his Ferrari passenger, Johnson, so he could avoid reckless driving charges after speeding through his neighborhood, Calabasas.
The former NFL star was clearly unhappy with Bieber.
"You got a 19-year-old kid ... feeling entitled ... speeding up and down the highway ... that's why all the neighbors is mad," Johnson said.
"You can't do that," he added.
View the video of Johnson here.
Johnson said he personally witnessed Bieber behind the wheel as he sped through their private, gated Calabasas community on Monday, where Johnson was walking with his children. When Johnson confronted Bieber in his white Ferrari at the singer's home, Bieber switched seats with him as they pulled into the garage.
Cops received multiple phone calls from neighbors who reported Bieber's dangerous driving.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department then launched an investigation into the matter, TMZ reported.
The L.A. County District Attorney is currently deciding whether to prosecute Bieber for allegedly spitting in a neighbor's face and threatening to kill him after the neighbor confronted the singer for speeding in the neighborhood.
Bieber may also be charged with reckless driving. Law enforcement told the entertainment news site TMZ that multiple witnesses "clearly saw" Bieber driving the car.
"Look man, I know the difference between a black kid driving a car and white kid driving a car ... I got biracial kids," Johnson said about the incident.
Bieber met trouble last month when when Swedish police raided his tour bus outside an arena in Stockholm and allegedly found marijuana on board.
Several officers were on duty outside Bieber's hotel in Stockholm to help control the many fans waiting outside. When one of the cops became suspicious that drugs were being used on the bus, they decided to check it ou, reported The Huffington Post.
No one was charged in the incident.
