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Justin Bieber Almost Arrested For Suspected Shoplifting

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Mar. 28 2019, Published 12:54 p.m. ET

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Justin Bieber can't catch a break lately! The “Sorry” singer revealed on his Instagram story that he was almost arrested on March 27 after a police officer suspected him of stealing sneakers.

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Justin, 25, was wearing a pair of Off-White sneakers that have a design feature resemblant of a security tag. He addressed the designer of the fashion label and said, “Virgil Abloh, You freaking — you’re killing me, man!”

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He showed off the sneaker design and continued, “I just had a cop come up to me and ask me why I still had the security tag on my shoe!”

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Justin revealed, “I had to tell him, ‘Bro, it’s just fashion.’ I don’t know. He’s like, ‘It sure looks like a security tag.’”

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The “Sorry” singer explained he had to tell the officer, “‘Nah, bro, you can check it out.’ It looks like it though. But you’re getting me in trouble!”

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This is Justin's third major scandal in the past week. On March 26 fans suspected his wife, Hailey Baldwin, was pregnant after he posted a caption on Instagram where he claimed he wanted to “be the father I want to be.” Shortly after the post, fans dug up offensive old tweets of Hailey’s and accused her of being a racist.

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What do you think about Justin’s latest brush with the law? Sound off in the comments below!

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