Yawn: Justin Bieber is in hot water again.

Tuesday night, the 20 year old public menace got into a fight some with photographers as he entered a hotel in Paris. Since he was surrounded by people with cameras, there are olenty of pictures of the altercation all over the Internet.

In the photographs, it appears that Bieber shoved one of them near the neck area and is throwing what could be described as a punch at another.

He allegedly flipped out when he and his entourage were swarmed by the paparazzi trying to get snapshots of the singer. The crowd of shutterbugs was apparently too much for Bieber to handle and that’s when things got ugly. Bieber’s bodyguard had to restrain the pop star when the violence ensued.

But shouldn’t we be asking ourselves if we really care anymore?

The attention-grabbing nuisance has been a frequent flyer with the American justice system, well beyond that one would expect from a misunderstood “bad boy” of cultural significance. He’s becoming an habitual offender worldwide.

Just this past Monday his beleaguered attorney was in court over an assault and reckless driving case stemming from an ATV crash in Canada earlier this year. He’s scuffled with paparazzi in the past, most famously in 2013 in London and in 2012 at a mall in Los Angeles. Not to mention his assaulting of fans who try to snap pictures of him with their camera phones.

Then there was the arrest in Miami, the dust-up with Orlando Bloom in Ibiza, and the limo driver who brought assault charges against him back in January. Of course, the list goes on.

If this were a common individual of any race, committing repeated crimes of this magnitude, that person would be serving some type of prison sentence. Fortunately for Bieber, he has the services of high-priced lawyers who are hired to get him off the hook for these offenses and settle monetarily out of court, but when will the public finally tire of his immaturity?

Maybe that lack of interest has already begun, he was booed by the crowd at the Victoria’s Secret fashion show this summer, when he appeared on stage. In a move of sheer desperation, he began to strip.

The crowd was not impressed.