Justin Bieber's personal assistant Terrence Smalls allegedly caught with cannabis at Brisbane Airport A WARRANT for the arrest of Justin Bieber's personal assistant will lie on file until next month after he was allegedly caught by officials at Brisbane Airport packing 13g of cannabis. Terrence Reche Smalls, 23, was a no-show in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday to face two counts of importing a border-controlled drug. BIEBER: Pop star detained for bad language Top barrister Jeff Hunter QC, for Smalls, told Magistrate Chris Callaghan his client was in Perth after continuing his tour with the musician. "He's the personal assistant of a musician who is touring the country and was in Adelaide last night," Mr Hunter said. He asked for the court's indulgence not to require Smalls' appearance. Smalls was nabbed by Customs officers at Brisbane International Airport with what was allegedly 13g of cannabis as the pop star's entourage arrived on November 24. Millions of hearts break worldwide as Justin Bieber passionately kisses Isabella on stage at his Adelaide concert. Caution: Girls Screaming Very Loudly. Mr Hunter said he had instructions the matter was to proceed to trial. Mr Callaghan said he was inclined to issue a warrant to lie on file for Smalls' arrest. "We're looking at some amendments where the court is given power to extend these notices to appear but until that happens a person is required to appear on the first court date," he said. Mr Hunter said Smalls' intended leaving the country on Sunday. He asked the matter be listed for mention again in Commonwealth call-over on January 24. Mr Hunter said discussions with his client were ongoing in relation to the matter. Justin Bieber performs at Brisbane Entertainment Centre in November. Laura Manville, for the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, agreed to the date. Mr Callaghan issued a warrant for Smalls' arrest with the execution to be delayed until January 24. He asked Smalls' appear in court on that date.