Judge orders review of Bieber jail video

A Florida judge will review a block on surveillance videos featuring Justin Bieber behind bars beind made public.

A police photo of US pop star Justin Bieber

A Florida judge will review a block on videos featuring Justin Bieber behind bars being made public. (AAP)

A Florida judge has ordered a review of any further surveillance videos featuring Justin Bieber behind bars that prosecutors want to make public after footage of the singer getting strip-searched appeared online.

Earlier in February the Baby star's lawyers petitioned a judge, urging him to block the release of the prison videos and prosecutors have agreed to halt their plans pending a judge's review.

Bieber insiders told TMZ.com that footage yet to be released features the singer's "intimate personal parts". The judge's decision will be made following the inspection of the remaining surveillance film.

Last week, it was revealed a police officer was facing an internal investigation over claims she attempted to take a picture of the singer while he was behind bars.

Bieber was arrested while taking part in a luxury sportscar drag race in Miami, Florida. He has been charged with driving under the influence, driving on a suspended licence and resisting arrest without violence.


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Published 15 February 2014 9:35am
Updated 15 February 2014 12:58pm
Source: AAP


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