Justin Bieber security video doesn't clear him in speeding case, prosecutors say Los Angeles authorities say that security footage of Justin Bieber isn't enough to exonerate him in a May speeding incident. Justin Bieber's camp presented Los Angeles prosecutors with security footage of the young pop star getting off of a motorcycle and parking his Ferrari in the garage in the hopes of clearing his name on a possible reckless driving charge. But according to the Los Angeles Times, the May 26 video isn't enough to exonerate the 19-year-old, who was approached by his neighbor, NFL star Keyshawn Johnson, for supposedly speeding with children present. Though rapper Tyler, the Creator already copped to driving the car around the neighborhood, an eyewitness said Bieber was the one behind the wheel. The district attorney's office has yet to decide whether to file reckless driving charges against the young singer.