Oct 10, 2007 • 1 min read

Britney to be fingerprinted ahead of hit and run hearing

An LA judge has ordered Britney Spears to report to a police station for fingerprinting before a 25 October hearing over an August hit and run.

More from the pop courts, and from the rapidly expanding 'Britney' file. An LA judge has ordered that the, erm, is the word 'troubled' (?), pop star report to a police station in the city before she appears in court on 25 Oct in relation to that incident in August where she bumped into another car but failed to stop. Spears needs to report to the cop shop so she can be photographed and fingerprinted ahead of facing criminal charges in relation to the hit and run. Spears' attorney says that the singer plans to compensate the owner of the car that was bumped, though whether that will be enough to avoid criminal proceedings remains to be seen.

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