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Bieber: “What the f— did I do?”

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(Updated) Justin Bieber swore at police when he was pulled over this morning in Miami Beach for suspicion of impaired driving.

In an arrest report released by Miami Beach police, one of the arresting officers reported a strong smell of alcohol, and when he told Bieber to get out of his rented yellow Lamborghini, he said “why the f— are you doing this?”

“What the f— did I do? Why did you stop me?”

The Lamborghini and a red Ferrari were reported going as high as 100 kilometres an hour in a 50 zone. Police also said that two SUVs were behind the sports cars, “as if to stop traffic.”

A video posted to Instagram reportedly shows police pursuing Bieber.

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Source: Instagram/Sanamthurx74

Bieber had a bail hearing early this afternoon. He is charged with impaired driving, resisting arrest, and having an expired driver’s licence. Bieber is expected to be free on $2,500 bail by the end of the day.

The arrest is not expected to impact his visa status in the U.S.

Also arrested was rapper Crazy Khalil, whose real name is Khalil Amir Sharieff. He is charged with impaired driving, and is being held under $1,000 bond.

This is Bieber’s latest scrape with the law. The Los Angeles County Sherriff’s office is investigating an egg-throwing incident at a neighbour of Bieber’s Calabasas, California home.

Read the Bieber Arrest Report

Image source: Taylor Ferguson via NBC Miami

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