Singer Justin Bieber has been taken off probation after completing his full sentence for egging a neighbour's house.
The "Baby" hitmaker was not in court on Monday to hear his lawyer set out proof that he had completed 40 hours of community labour -- the final term of his sentence for vandalism, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
In the probation report, a programme manager at a homeless shelter has praised the 21-year-old - who was convicted after egging a neighbour's house - for his willingness to "get his hands dirty" by performing maintenance and janitorial work.
As part of his sentence, Bieber was required to undertake the community service, seek anger management counselling and repay around $80,000 in damages to his neighbours.
He has since moved away from the gated community in Calabasas, California.
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