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Teen Singer Justin Bieber Faces Jail Time

Posted on 30 May 2012. Tags: 911, anger, ask Dr. O, askdro, AskDrO.com, Battery, behavior, blog, boyfriend, celebrity news, charge, county, criminal, D.owens, department, deputies, Dr. O, dwight, girlfriend, jose sarros, justin bieber, law, Los Angeles, love, men, misdemeanor, out of control, owens, relationships, selena gomez, sherrif, women

Teen Singer, Justin Bieber, 18, is wanted for questioning by Los Angeles County Sheriff’s investigators after a photographed complained about being roughed up by the pop star at a shopping center. Now, let’s rewind a bit. Justin Bieber and his girlfriend, teen actress Selena Gomez, were seen heading out of the movie theaters at The [...]

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Tasha Hill’s Assailant A FREE MAN After Serving 43 Days

Posted on 16 December 2010. Tags: abuse, adult, African-American, altercation, anger, anxiety, AskDrO.com, assault, behavior, black, blog, change, charges, cheating, child, children, conflict, Cracker Barrel, D.owens, daughter, depression, detail, Dr. O, fault, forgive, forgiveness, free, guilty, Hill, incarcerate, incident, injustice, innocent, jail, logical, man, men, misdemeanor, misled, months, mother, obsessive, out of control, owens, parent, plea, police, prejudiced, pressure, prison, racial, racist, relationships, release, restaurant, sentence, sentencing, served, sheriff, six, size, skills, system, Tasha, Tashawnea Hill, trade, trial, Troy Dale West, unconscious, unfair, walking, warning, White, woman, women, work

In late October, AskDrO.com covered the story on Tashawnea Hill, a Black woman who was beaten by a White man outside of a Cracker Barrel restaurant after allegedly spitting in his face. Hill, who is a mother and an Army reservist, was punched in the face and kicked as she was called racial epithets. As [...]

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