Britney Spears has been charged with hit and run causing property damage and driving without a valid license, both misdemeanors, media reports said Monday.

According to the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office, the singer hit a parked car on or about Aug. 6 in the San Fernando Valley without leaving a note for the driver of the other vehicle or filing a police report. The incident was caught on video widely available on the Internet.

If convicted, the singer could face up to six months in jail and a 1,000 U.S. dollar fine for each count, said Nick Velasquez, spokesman for the city attorney’s office.

The owner of the hitten vehicle, Kim Robard-Rifkin, filed a police report three days after the accident, and investigators later determined that Spears does not have a license, officials said.

Robard-Rifkin said she was “sort of amused and sort of shocked” when she learned Spears was the source of her car’s damage through a video posted on the Internet.

“I simply want my car fixed, the same as I would fix somebody’s car if I had done that,” Robard-Rifkin said in August.

A hearing, which Spears does not have to attend because the charges are misdemeanors, is set for Oct. 10.

The case comes days after a court commissioner ordered her to undergo random drug and alcohol testing twice a week in her child custody dispute with ex-husband Kevin Federline.

Her management firm also recently dropped her, and her performance at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards was widely panned.