Justin Bieber gets anger management classes and two years probation for egg throwing

Justin Bieber has accepted a plea deal, which requires him to undergo anger management to avoid jail time in his egg throwing case.

12:24 10 July 2014

After pleading no contest to charges of misdemeanour vandalism, Justin Bieber has accepted a plea deal that requires him to undergo anger management classes along with two years of supervised probation, as reported by TMZ.

He was fined $80,900 in damages for allegedly throwing eggs at his neighbour’s house. The court also ordered him to perform five days of community service.

His representatives have released a statement to Main Online following the sentencing on Wednesday. 'Justin is glad to get this matter resolved and behind him. He will continue to move forward focusing on his career and his music.'

TMZ also reported that the singer is required to stay at least 100 yards away from this former neighbour and his family.

The Baby singer is set to appear in Miami court this month for yet another case after he was arrested while under the influence of marijuana. This includes charges that he resisted arrest without violence and was driving without a valid license.