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Gee Whiz! Justin Bieber Urinates For Cop In Just-Released Surveillance Video

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March 6 2014, Published 1:38 p.m. ET

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We've seen or heard about Justin Bieber's urine-related antics more times than we'd care to remember, but this time, at least it's in the name of the law.

A new clip of the "Baby" singer, released by police in Miami, shows the singer relieving himself for the purposes of a urine sample to submit to cops after his Jan. 23 arrest in connection with DUI and drag racing.

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In one part of the clip, the 20-year-old's penis is blocked by a box, a revision Miami-Dade County Judge William Altfield -- saying that the Canadian crooner's "expectation of privacy should stay with him" behind bars -- demanded in conjunction with its' public release. Bieber can be seen being given a cup by an officer, then handing it back after he was finished.

As we previously reported, Bieber's had a few urine-related incident over the past year, as he made news relieving himself into a mop bucket at a New York restaurant last summer, and writing his initials with his urine stream in Snowmass, Col. in January.

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Bieber, who's entered a plea of not guilty in the case, which is slated to hit court docket next week for a status hearing.

For all the latest developments surrounding Bieber, keep it right here on Radar.

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