Bruno Mars Cuts Deal in Vegas Cocaine Case

Singer-songwriter Bruno Mars has reportedly cut a deal on charges stemming from a September cocaine arrest in Las Vegas
According to TMZ, Mars, whose real name is Peter Hernandez, has agreed to "deferred adjudication," where if he does 200 hours of community service and stays out of trouble over the next year, felony charges will officially be dismissed.
Police say Mars was found with a bag filled with 2.6 grams of cocaine in the bathroom of the Las Vegas Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
According to the arrest report obtained by TMZ, Mars entered a bathroom stall with a bag of a white, powdery substance.
After taking what seemed like an unusually long time, the bathroom attendant alerted a security guard who confronted Mars as he exited the stall, says the report. When asked to hand over any narcotics he may have had, the report says that Hernandez pulled the bagged substance from his jeans pocket.
Authorities say it later tested positive as cocaine.
The report states Mars was then taken to a holding cell where he was questioned by an arresting officer.
The report states that Hernandez asked the officer, "Can I speak to you honestly, sir?" He then reportedly admitted he had done a foolish thing and claimed that he had never used drugs in the past.