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LA cops pull over Bieber's Ferrari twice

Published: Feb. 2, 2013 at 11:22 PM

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2 (UPI) -- Justin Bieber's friend Lil Za got pulled over by Los Angeles police twice in under 36 hours while driving the Canadian pop singer's Ferrari, TMZ reports.

The celebrity news website reported a witness saw Lil Za drop off a female passenger outside a downtown Los Angeles Chipotle about noon Saturday, make an U-turn and promptly get pulled over. The unidentified witness said Bieber's buddy was given a ticket and sent on his way.

TMZ said Bieber also was not in his sports car when Lil Za was stopped in West Hollywood about 1:30 a.m. Friday and cited for driving without a license.

Bieber's Ferrari just seems to draw police. Another of Bieber's friends, Lil Twist, was driving it Jan. 1 and got pulled over for allegedly speeding. A photographer was fatally struck by another car after he stopped to shoot some pictures of the traffic stop.

Topics: Justin Bieber

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