Amanda has been charged with two counts of hit-and-run.
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What will it take for Amanda Bynes to get out of the driver’s seat? Apparently nothing.
The former child star has gotten into yet another fender bender – this time less than 24 hours after being ordered by a judge to not get behind the wheel without a valid driver’s license.
On Sept. 12, a L.A. Superior Court judge urged the 26-year-old not to drive after she was pulled over by police on Sept. 9 for driving without her headlights on. At the time, officers apparently chose not to check Amanda’s license — unaware it was suspended — and let her off with a warning.
But on Sept. 13, Amanda defied the judge’s orders and got behind the wheel of her black BMW 5 Series once again — this time crashing it into a parked car on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood.
Amanda’s license was initially revoked on Aug. 25 — the day after she was officially charged with two separate counts of hit-and-run stemming from two alleged incidents.
Before this latest incident, her lawyers were told by the judge (on Sept. 12) that she has to appear in court on Sept. 21, where the conditions of her situation will be discussed.
Though this accident caused little to no damage, we’re sure it’s only a matter of time before the judge hears about this!
