user: IN: Justin Bieber charged with assault in Canada
updated 6:30 AM EDT, Wed September 3, 2014

(CNN) -- Justin Bieber was arrested on assault and dangerous driving charges stemming from an alleged fight after his ATV collided with a mini-van in Canada Friday, a police spokesman told CNN Tuesday.

The alleged incident happened on a road in Perth County, Ontario, the community where Bieber, 20, lived as a child.

"Investigation revealed that after colliding, the driver of the ATV and an occupant of the minivan engaged in a physical altercation," Ontario Provincial Police spokesman Kees Wijnands said.

Bieber's lawyer said the singer was being chased by people with cameras when the incident happened.

Bieber was enjoying a "peaceful retreat" at his father's home when it was interrupted by paparazzi, the lawyer said.

Online photos showed Bieber and girlfriend Selena Gomez cruising on an ATV Friday.

Bieber, who is already facing an assault charge in Toronto, was released on "a promise to appear" and ordered to answer the charges at a hearing in Stratford, Ontario, on September 29, Constable Wijnands said.

The alleged victims of Bieber's assault wasted no time in lawyering up against the singer. They hired Los Angeles lawyer Gloria Allred, who also represents a woman who complained to police that Bieber assaulted her at a Hollywood tourist spot when she tried to take a photo of him with her cell phone.

"This is a serious matter that could have an impact on Mr. Bieber's probation status in California," Allred said in a statement to CNN Tuesday. "I have also made contact on my clients' behalf with the Hollywood Branch of the Los Angeles police department to make them aware of these new charges."

The young singer is on probation in Los Angeles for a vandalism conviction that resulted from his admission that he egged a neighbor's home last January. It would be up to a California judge to decide if the Canadian arrest warrants a probation revocation hearing, according to the spokeswoman for the Los Angeles prosecutor.

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Bieber made a $50,000 donation to a youth charity as part of a plea deal to settle a Miami drunken driving case last month.

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CNN's Marlena Baldacci contributed to this report.
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OUT: Justin Bieber was arrested on assault and dangerous driving charges after his ATV collided with a mini-van in Canada Friday, police said Tuesday.


IN: Two million plastic bottles recycled for car seat fabric
Ford is finding a new use for about two million plastic bottles.

They were ground up and used to make the fabrics that go into the upholstery on car seats. The average Ford with seats made from the material goes through 22 recycled plastic bottles.

"Ford is committed to delivering vehicles with leading fuel efficiency while targeting at least 25% clean technology in interior materials across our lineup," says Carol Kordich, lead designer of Sustainable Materials for Ford."

Ford says about 29% of plastic bottles are recycled, half the rate of Europe.

The seat fabric, called Repreve, is a polyester fiber made from recycled materials. To underscore its effort, Ford plans to show how it can recycle plastic bottles from the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next week and put it towards its effort.

Among the vehicles that will get the fabric are the the new Focus Electric, Ford's first all-electric passenger car. It started production last month in Wayne, Mich.

In 2009, Ford mandated that fabric suppliers use a minimum of 25% recycled content for all 2009 and beyond model year vehicles. Since then, 37 different fabrics meeting the requirements have been developed and incorporated into Ford vehicles.

Examples include soy foam seat cushions and head restraints, wheat straw-filled plastic, castor oil foam in instrument panels, recycled resins for underbody systems, recycled yarns on seat covers and natural-fiber plastic for interior components.
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OUT: Ford is finding a new use for about two million plastic bottles.


IN: Don’t expose your junk in your HS football yearbook photo
By Nick Schwartz, Fox Sports

May 3, 2016 | 11:56am

A 19-year-old football player at Red Mountain High School in Arizona is facing serious criminal charges over a yearbook photo prank that no one noticed until it was already published and distributed.

In the varsity football team photo, Hunter Osborn exposed himself on a dare and the unedited photo ended up in the school’s yearbook and football programs.

Local police were informed of the photo last weekend and arrested Osborn, who now wears an electronic monitoring device and has been charged with 69 counts of indecent exposure and one count of furnishing harmful items to minors (a felony). Mesa public schools announced that it is now recalling the yearbooks to edit the photo.

The district is dismayed by the actions of the students involved in the photograph. Their behavior does not reflect the values of Red Mountain High School or Mesa Public Schools.

Upon learning of the photograph, school administration immediately contacted police and is cooperating fully with the investigation. Disciplinary action will follow policy and may be based on the outcome of the police investigation.

This article originally appeared on Fox Sports.

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