Justin Bieber Bodyguard Filmed In Sydney Knife Attack On Paparazzo Car

Attack On Paparazzo Car

One of Justin Bieber’s bodyguards has been caught on film knifing a paparazzo’s car tires during a row in Sydney late Thursday night.
The 19-year-old is in Australia for the last leg of his Believe tour. He flew into the capital after his sold-out show in Brisbane on Wednesday night.
The incident was filmed as it happened by the paparazzo after Bieber’s convoy pulled over on the road in an attempt to stop the lensman from following the teen star, Australian news site Nine MSN reports.

In the footage, Bieber’s bodyguard — Hugo Hesny, who has previously been named in an alleged assault on a photographer — is seen advancing towards the man’s car before kicking it numerous times and using a knife to slash the vehicle’s tire.
The bodyguard is then seen trying to remove the paparazzo’s pushbike from the back of the car.
“He just kicked the door. Mate, it’s on camera, it’s on camera buddy. It’s on camera, it’s on camera buddy,” the man said to the guard, while filming from inside his vehicle and apparently talking to a passenger.
After being told to leave the vicinity by the bodyguard, the paparazzo yelled, “I don’t have to go nowhere mate. This is Australia!”
The photographer added, “Keep going. Mate, you turned into a good story, keep going. 
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Justin and his crew partied at John Ibrahim’s Kings Cross nightclub, The Back Room, on Thursday night where Believe tour deejay Tay James performed a set.
This knife incident comes amid a row over the superstar’s spray-painting of graffiti at a Gold Coast hotel he stayed at in Queensland.
Bieber tagged a series of colorful images on an external wall in the grounds of the QT Hotel in the early hours of Wednesday post-concert.
He has since been slammed by Gold Coast City Mayor Tom Tate and the Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie, despite being given explicit permission by the hotel to graffiti.
The mayor has publicly asked Justin to clean up his “mess” or perform at a Christmas Carol show in Queensland on December 7.
Meanwhile, the Gold Coast city council has ordered the QT Hotel to either remove or paint over the artwork despite it being on private property, claiming it is in “prominent public view.”
The Surfers Paradise hotel says it wants to preserve Bieber’s graffiti and has made several public statements praising the tableau, while describing the singer as “a lovely, young guy.”
In an email to Reuters, the QT Hotel wrote, “The piece of artwork will be left for fans to enjoy. We believe it is a wonderful addition to the colorful Gold Coast arts scene.”
The Canadian star will perform at Sydney’s Allphones Arena on Friday and Saturday.
Concert dates in Melbourne and Adelaide follow before his Believe tour odyssey wraps in Perth on December  8



source:inquisitr

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