Bruce Springsteen's high-profile Jeep advert 'axed' after drink-driving arrest

Jeep has re-uploaded the mega-bucks advert it created with Bruce Springsteen to its YouTube channel after drink driving charges against the musician were dropped in court yesterday.Springsteen appeared virtually at a court hearing in New Jersey accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving and consuming alcohol in a federal park in relation to an incident last year.

Bruce Springsteen is breathing a sigh of relief after learning that drink driving charges against him have been dropped.

Bruce Springsteen was fined $500 on Wednesday after the rock ‘n’ roll legend pleaded guilty to a charge of consuming alcohol at a federally run New Jersey beach in November, and prosecutors dropped drunken driving and reckless driving charges.

Bruce Springsteen‘s recent drink-driving charges have been dismissed by prosecutors, it has been reported.The musician was arrested at New Jersey’s Gateway National Recreation Area last November. According to papers filed in federal court, Springsteen told a police officer he had consumed two shots in 20 minutes, but refused to take a breathalyzer test.Springsteen was said to have “smelt strongly of alcohol” when stopped by the police, who claimed the singer had “glassy eyes”.

Bruce Springsteen on Wednesday pleaded guilty to consuming alcohol in a closed area during an appearance before a federal judge concerning drunk-driving charges from mid-November. The government, meanwhile, dropped drunken driving and reckless driving charges against Springsteen, admitting his blood-alcohol was so low, it didn't warrant the charges, said Assistant U.S.

Bruce Springsteen's DWI and reckless driving charges have been dismissed.During a virtual hearing on Wednesday, the 71-year-old singer plead guilty to consuming alcohol in a closed area at the Gateway National Recreation Area in Sandy Hook, New Jersey, back in November, for which he will pay a $500 fine. Springsteen was also charged at the time for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving.Assistant U.S.

Bruce Springsteen had a good day in virtual court on Wednesday, after DWI and reckless driving charges, stemming from a November arrest at New Jersey National Park, were dropped. The singer’s attorney released the following statement to HollywoodLife on February 24: “Mr. Springsteen is pleased with the outcome of today’s court appearance.

Charges stemming from a November arrest have been dropped against Bruce Springsteen.

Bruce Springsteen's DWI arrest case will make its way before a judge next week. A spokesperson for the U.S.

Bruce Springsteen drank a shot of tequila and got on his motorbike before he was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, police have claimed.It was confirmed earlier this week that the rock icon is facing drink-driving charges after he was arrested at New Jersey’s Gateway National Recreation Area in November.According to papers filed in federal court, Springsteen told a police officer he had consumed two shots in 20 minutes, but refused to take a breath test.Delivering a statement of probable

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rock music legend Bruce Springsteen was arrested nearly three months ago at a national park in New Jersey on charges that included reckless driving and driving while intoxicated, a park spokeswoman said on Wednesday. "The Boss," whose career of more than 50 years has often highlighted his home state of New Jersey and its shore scene, received the citations on Nov.

Bruce Springsteen’s reported arrest in November is causing consternation for the car manufacturer that paid the Boss big bucks to star in a patriotic Super Bowl Commercial.

One of the biggest commercials from Super Bowl weekend was Jeep, starring Bruce Springsteen.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rock music legend Bruce Springsteen was arrested nearly three months ago at a national park in New Jersey on charges that included reckless driving and driving while intoxicated, a park spokeswoman said on Wednesday. "The Boss," whose career of more than 50 years has often highlighted his home state of New Jersey and its shore scene, received the citations on Nov.

the rock legend’s DWI bust came to light.The clip for “The Middle ft Bruce Springsteen” on Jeep’s YouTube page now reads: “Video unavailable. This video is private.”The Hollywood Reporter first reported that the adhad been taken off Jeep’s page at around 1 p.m.The commercial wasn’t on Jeep’s Twitter Wednesday, either.

Bruce Springsteen is a New Jersey music icon, but that doesn’t mean he’s above the law in the Garden State!

Bruce Springsteen is facing drink driving charges after being arrested in New Jersey last year.According to a spokesperson for the National Parks Service (via New York Post), the veteran rock star was arrested on November 14 at Gateway National Recreation Area in Sandy Hook, New Jersey.“Springsteen was cooperative throughout the process,” the spokesperson said.He was cited for DWI, reckless driving and consuming alcohol in a closed area.