Singer Britney Spears was fined by the California police, in the United States. According to the website “Page Six”, the California Highway Patrol found that the artist committed two infractions in September, namely driving a car without a driver’s license and not using proof of car insurance, which is also mandatory. considering local laws.
Added together, the infractions total fines of US$1,140 (the equivalent of R$5,650 at the current exchange rate). Celebrity lawyer Mathew Rosengart, however, told the portal that “Britney has always been licensed and insured. Therefore, this is the equivalent of a parking ticket.”
It is worth remembering that the “POP little princess” regained her right to drive after her guardianship, which was in her father’s name, was terminated in November 2021, after a long legal battle.
Constant police visits
According to information from “TMZ”, the North American police paid a visit to check the singer’s safety after receiving an alleged complaint from someone close to her at the end of September.
According to the American website, the agents spoke with the artist’s security guard, who assured that, although she was fine, she would not like to be disturbed.
“Britney’s lawyer called the police later that day, asking about the visit, and the officers assured them they only made the visit because the call was made by someone who knew Britney,” TMZ highlighted.
The singer, at the time, took to social media to explain the reason for the visit, as her dancing with knives would be scaring people nearby.
“I know I scared a lot of people with the last post, but these are fake knives that my team rented from a store in LA. They are not real knives. No one needs to worry or call the police. I’m trying to imitate one of my favorite artists, Shakira… A performance that I was inspired by. Cheers to us bad girls who are not afraid to push boundaries and take risks,” she wrote while posting a new video of her dancing with the sharp objects.
Source: CNN Brasil
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