Police gave George Michael a slap on the wrist this weekend as they found him using a "small amount" of crack cocaine and marijuana in a London restroom. According to a Scotland Yard spokesman, no further legal action is expected."I want to apologize to my fans for screwing up again," Michael said

Reuters - British pop star George Michael apologized to fans on Sunday and promised to "sort himself out" after his arrest and caution by police for possession of drugs.

George Michael has apologised to fans and promised to 'sort myself out' following his arrest for drug possession on Friday (September 19).

George Michael was arrested in a public toilet on suspicion of possessing drugs on Friday (September 19).

George Michael is set to follow in the footsteps of Muse by releasing a cover of 'Feeling Good' - the song that originally featured in the 1965 musical 'The Roar Of The Greasepaint - The Smell Of The Crowd' - and was later sung by Nina Simone.