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Prince Jackson Stopped By Cops For Illegal Strobe Lights On His Car

Prince Jackson has been coming out of his shell, and never has that been more apparent then now.
TMZ reports that yesterday, the 16-year-old budding entertainment host had a run in with cops over illegal strobe lights on the grill of his car. The cops let him off with a warning after he removed the offending lights, but it's too soon to say whether he's learned a much-needed lesson in taste.
As in: It is tacky to have strobe lights on your vehicle. Removing them was for everyone's good.
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