Justin Bieber was at a recording studio in Australia Sunday night ... and a woman who was there claims she was drugged -- but other people at the studio say nothing like that happened.
In a social media post, the girl, an Australian model named Bailey Scarlett, says she was invited to the studio in Sydney, Australia and poured herself a drink of vodka and lemonade. She claims she set the drink down and was chatting with some other girls there.
However, not long after that -- Scarlett says she began to feel woozy and her vision became blurred. She says she began to cry and Justin sat down with her to calm her down.
Law enforcement in Victoria tells TMZ, they responded to a call at the location for a woman who "believed her drink had been spiked." She was then taken to a local hospital and advised to make an official report about the incident. We're told at this point she has not yet filed a report.
Hang around shady people & you get shady results. Models are seen as easy meat markets, physical objects rather than humans, since their living revolves around looks and vanity. Sad that happened to her. Date rape is embarrassing & the definition of desperate.
Last night (Sunday) as described in the article, just about every in the country right now () knows that Bieber was in Melbourne. Then the article says she was invited to a listening party in Sydney (an entirely different city) - and then says that law enforcement in Victoria (the state in which Melbourne is situated) responded to the call.
Think TMZ could use a geography lesson if they are making this up - which it seems like they are.
It's sad how many people don't believe women when they tell them they were drugged and put into a dangerous position. Instead we have people in power telling her to get over it, which is totally wrong. The people around her acted like absolute trash.
i mean the specifications of this story....
) knows that Bieber was in Melbourne. Then the article says she was invited to a listening party in Sydney (an entirely different city) - and then says that law enforcement in Victoria (the state in which Melbourne is situated) responded to the call.
