Justin Bieber reveals he received a positive test result for

In 2014, Justin Bieber was arrested in Miami for reckless driving and later admitted to mixing alcohol, marijuana, and Xanax. Toxicology tests backed it up.

He avoided jail through a plea deal, serving probation and attending rehab. The arrest made worldwide headlines, splitting opinions between sympathy and criticism.

Bieber has since spoken about his struggles with fame and substance use, crediting therapy for his turnaround — a reminder that no one is above the law, and mistakes can spark change.

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