Justin Bieber With Crowd Control Problems

Justin Bieber Info - Justin Bieber With Crowd Control Problems (more : Religious Info). Justin Bieber's popularity has caused safety concerns. While promoting My World, Justin Bieber was scheduled to appear at Long Island's Roosevelt Field Mall, but the performance had to be canceled. The event got out of control, and over 35 units from the Nassau County and Garden City police departments had to be summoned (more : Social Networking).

Several fans received minor injuries. The police arrested an Island Records senior vice-president, James A. Roppo, reportedly for hindering the police's crowd control efforts by not sending a timely message on Twitter as instructed by the police. James Roppo pleaded not guilty to all charges. On March 24, 2010, Bieber's manager, Scooter Braun, was arrested on one count of second-degree reckless endangerment and one count of second-degree criminal nuisance related to the incident.

Braun pleaded not guilty to both charges and was later released. On May 6, 2011, Bieber's record company Island Def Jam Record Music Group, and his management company, Remster 3 LLC pleaded guilty to violating local fire codes in the incident while charges against Island Def Jam senior vice president James Roppo were dropped.

In return for Bieber's appearance in a public service announcement against cyberbullying, two misdemeanor charges were dropped against Scooter Braun. Richard Klein, a criminal law professor at Touro Law School, said, "Legally, for him to be involved in the solution to dealing with the criminal charges against other people is extraordinary." Noah Levy, a senior news editor at the celebrity magazine InTouch Weekly called the deal a "PR fantasy" for Bieber.