Justin Bieber Charged With Misdemeanor Vandalism; Singer Enters Plea Deal With D.A. In Egging Incident

Justin Bieber 's misdemeanor vandalism case has come to an end thanks to the pop-star opting a plea deal, according to TMZ.

MStars News previously reported that Bieber was charged with misdemeanor vandalism in the house egging attack that went down involving his neighbor.

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Sources close to the case reveal that the singer's lawyer will appear in court Wednesday at 1:30 PM PDT and plead no contest to misdemeanor vandalism.

Bieber will not have to go to jail, TMZ also reports, instead the singer will be ordered to 1 year probation and will have to  perform community service.

Bieber will also be ordered to pay restitution to the victim, ( his neighbor) whose house was covered in eggs. According to the neighbor they claim to have repair bills adding up estimating at $20,000.

The repairs will include a huge amount of the house getting re-plastered. Bieber's camp is expected to comment on the case after the court appearance.