Justin Bieber Is Summoned for Questioning in Argentina

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An investigative judge in Argentina has given the 'Never Say Never' crooner 60 days to appear before a court in the country for questioning over an alleged attack involving his bodyguards last year.

November 14, 2014

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Justin Bieber has been summoned for questioning in Argentina over an alleged attack involving his bodyguards during a South American tour last year. The 20-year-old singer has been given a 60-day deadline to appear before a court in the country.

According to the Associated Press, Judge Facundo Cubas asked Interpol on Thursday, November 13 to use all "necessary means" to alert Justin to the order. Facundo said that an international arrest order would be issued if the "Baby" hitmaker fails to comply.

Photographer Diego Pesoa claimed Justin's bodyguards chased him down and beat him up outside the INK nightclub in Buenos Aires on November 9, 2013 after he attempted to snap photos of the pop star. Diego, who was hospitalized for his injuries, later shared video footage of the brawl online and accused Justin of ordering his security personnel to attack him.

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The "Beauty and a Beat" singer could face up to one year behind bars if convicted on a charge of causing minor injuries.

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