Justin Bieber: Cannabis Found On Tour Bus

A US customs sniffer dog finds a small amount of cannabis and drugs paraphernalia on one of the star's tour buses.

 

The singer was not on the bus that was pulled over

Police have found cannabis on one of Justin Bieber's tour buses as it crossed from Canada to the US.

The singer was not on board the bus when a sniffer dog detected a small amount of the drug.
"Drug paraphernalia" was also found, US customs officer Kenneth Hammond told the Detroit Free Press.
The vehicle was pulled over for checks on Sunday while attempting to cross the Ambassador Bridge from Windor in Canada to Detroit in Michigan.
The drugs were seized and the driver given a citation before the bus and its passengers were allowed to carry on.
Bieber played a concert at Detroit's Joe Louis Arena later that night.
It is not the first time illegal substances have been found on a bus connected with Bieber's tour.
In April, Swedish police said they found drugs and a stun gun when he was performing in Stockholm.
The 19-year-old has attracted a barrage of unwelcome headlines this year, including lashing out at a photographer, urinating in a restaurant bucket, arriving late on stage and having his monkey detained by German authorities.
Over the weekend the Canadian star was also pictured spitting from a hotel balcony - reportedly onto fans below.