Johnny Depp and Amber Heard appeared in an Australian court Monday, where Heard was sentenced to a one-month good behavior bond after she failed to declare her two dogs, Pistol and Boo, when entering the country in 2015. Charges of illegal importation, which could have resulted in up to 10 years in jail, were dropped - but both Depp and Heard were required to record an incredibly awkward video informing the public to declare all of their belongings. The Australian Government Department of Agriculture and Water Resources released the video on YouTube Sunday.
Nice touch by Johnny Depp & Amber Heard to film their dog-smuggling apology video as though they're talking to a dog pic.twitter.com/Vpju9VxSsQ
— Patrick Monahan (@pattymo) April 18, 2016
Johnny Depp fights through media scrum as he leaves court in Queensland. #waronterrier #deppsdogs pic.twitter.com/A6JH7Wb96N
— Jon Donnison (@jondonnisonbbc) April 18, 2016
