Club denies Bieber entry

Justin Bieber was denied entry into a nightclub in the Meatpacking District in New York on Monday night, it has been reported. TMZ claims the star was turned down by security guards at the Griffin Nightclub around 2am after his entourage offered them money. But the security staff were said to have turned down the offer on the basis of Justin only being 19 years old.
Moments later, Justin and his entourage were then seen entering a nearby club called Catch.
However, Justin was later seen going back to his hotel in New York, where two females are said to have followed with his security not long after.
And it wasn’t all bad news for the pop singer, either.

TMZ also reports that the singer’s hit and run charge by a photographer has been rejected by the LA County District Attorney.
The altercation happened last month when Justin was leaving a club in West Hollywood.

A photographer allegedly got caught between Justin’s Ferrari and a parked vehicle.
The LAPD cleared Justin, but authorities took a second look and sent the case forward to the District Attorney.

Prosecutors say there was “insufficient evidence to prove that Bieber knowingly left the scene of a collision in which someone was injured”.
In regards to his days of clubbing, it’s not the first time the star has been caught under-age drinking.

Pictures earlier last month surfaced of Justin and on/off girlfriend Selena Gomez at a 4th of July function holding a bottle of beer.
Selena is reported have taken Justin back on the condition that he smartens up his act. — TMZ.

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