Egg-Gate Not Over! Justin Bieber Sued for Assault and Battery for Spitting and Supposedly Threatening to ''F--king Kill'' His Neighbor

Bieber previously paid the couple who are now suing $80,000 in restitution for damage done to their home; plaintiff also claims Bieber bodyguard called him "little Jew boy"

By Natalie Finn Mar 19, 2015 11:13 PMTags
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You can take Justin Bieber out of Calabasas, but Calabasas isn't necessarily done with Justin Bieber.

The owner of the home that Bieber pleaded no contest to egging last year has sued the singer for assault and battery and other civil offenses related to the overall treatment they feel that they suffered within their private gated community because of Bieber in the months leading up to the egging.

Jeffrey and Suzanne Schwartz allege in the lawsuit, filed today in Los Angeles Superiort Court and obtained by E! News, that Jeffrey could hear Bieber's blue Ferrari whizzing by and coming to a screeching halt at around 9 a.m. on March 27, 2013. The suit states that Schwartz "calmly" went over to Bieber's house (where Khloé Kardashian now lives after buying the place a year ago) and "politely" requested that he not speed for the safety of the kids who routinely played in the neighborhood.

Schwartz alleges that Bieber then motioned to his "two large bodyguards," who approached and asked Schwartz to leave.

As Schwartz was walking away, the complaint continues, Bieber "launched into an unprovoked tirade, threatening to 'f--king kill'" the plaintiff, after which Bieber charged at him in a "threatening manner." His bodyguards held him back as the "Baby" singer repeatedly threatened to ''f--king kill" Schwartz and "f--king kick his ass," the suit alleges.

Then, Schwartz claims, Bieber "maliciously spit" in his face.

A third bodyguard who identified himself as Bieber's head of security later went over to Schwartz's home to apologize for the spitting, the suit contends. A couple months later, in May 2013, the suit further alleges that some of Bieber's entourage yelled obscenities and threats at Suzanne Schwartz and the couple's minor daughter while passing by them near the main gate of the neighborhood that they all must go through to enter and exit the community.

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Moreover, over Memorial Day weekend that year, the lawsuit also charges that Schwartz and a friend walked over to Bieber's place from a barbecue at the plaintiff's house because they had seen the young man speeding by in his Ferrari once again. Bodyguards instead came outside and started taunting them, one of them calling Schwartz a "little Jew boy," the suit claims.

The egging of the Schwartzes' house occurred on Jan. 9, 2014, after which Bieber's home was raided by Sheriff's Department deputies and charges were later filed. The singer ultimately pleaded no contest to misdemeanor vandalism and paid $80,000 in restitution to the Schwartzes, who had caught Bieber on video, for damage done to their home.

Their lawsuit alleges assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress and trespass. The couple are seeking unspecified damages.

A lawyer for Bieber has not yet returned a request for comment.