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BUSTED: Police Impound Amanda Bynes' BMW
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It sounds like Amanda Bynes' horrendous driving record is finally starting to catch up with her.Police in Burbank ran the license plate number on her black BMW around 9 am this morning and figured out that she was driving on a suspended license, according to TMZ.
Instead of giving her a verbal warning like the last time she was caught driving on a suspended license, police decided to impound her car.
Bynes was also issued a misdemeanor ticket for driving on a suspended license, TMZ says.
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