Pop singer Bruno Mars has had a cocaine possession case against him ended in the United States.A judge in Nevada made the ruling after lawyers for the Grammy-winning star said he had stayed out of trouble and met other conditions of a plea deal reached almost a year ago. He didn't appear in person in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas.
He pleaded guilty on February 16.
Judge Jessie Walsh agreed he completed probation, paid a 2,000 dollar fine and performed 200 hours of community service and eight hours of drug counselling. Mars acknowledged having 2.6 grammes of cocaine when he was arrested in September 2010 after a performance at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Don't do it again Bruno!
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His real name is Peter Gene Hernandez. Who Knew?
