Prosecutors working the criminal case surrounding the deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau are asking a judge to rule the brothers’ BAC levels inadmissible as evidence.

Officials at the Salem County Prosecutor’s Office in New Jersey filed court documents on Wednesday … arguing the Gaudreau bros’ intoxication measurements should not be presented to the jury — stating they’re “irrelevant” to the charges levied against the Gaudreau’s alleged killer, Sean Higgins.

The authorities stated in the docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, “Multiple witness accounts show that it was the defendant’s actions and his actions alone that caused the collision that led to Matthew and John Gaudreau’s deaths.”

As we previously reported, Higgins’ attorneys say the toxicology reports showed Johnny’s BAC was .129 and Matthew’s was .134 … both higher than Higgins’ .087. But Higgins’ attorneys have not yet specifically argued how those results factor into the case.

Parties on both sides are expected to appear before a judge on April 15 — but it’s unclear if a ruling on the prosecutors’ motion will be made then.

As we reported, Higgins allegedly ran over the Gaudreaus on Aug. 29, 2024 … as the two were biking on an N.J. roadway. Johnny, an NHL superstar, was 31, Matthew was 29.

Justin Bieber‘s not feeling good vibes heading into Coachella weekend, and he put the paparazzi on notice … calling them out for trying to make a buck off him.

The singer snapped on the photogs as he and some friends hit up a coffee shop in Palm Springs Wednesday morning — one photog merely said, “Good morning” … and that triggered his rant.

JB marched right up to each photographer — there were about 4 of them — and repeatedly accused them of only caring about money, not people.

It’s clear Justin isn’t trying to take the famous celebrity approach to his weekend at the Coachella festival. He’s not scheduled to perform, and perhaps just wants a low-key weekend to enjoy the music.

Lately, he’s been posting on social media about working on anger issues and overall mental health. Whatever’s going on with Justin, he was in no mood this morning for the usual attention he draws in public.

Travis Kelce is setting the record straight after a viral report claimed he made a massive $3+ million donation to combat homelessness in Kansas City …  saying he flat out “wasn’t doing what was falsely claimed by the social channels or outlets.”

The K.C. Chiefs tight end took time to address the rumor on the latest edition of the “New Heights” podcast … talking about last month’s Daily Mail article which touted the big donation.

“Some false claims were thrown out there that I was doing something in the community that I was not,” Kelce said. “I’m not even going to talk about it specifically, I don’t want to bring any more attention to that whole nonsense and article and all that stuff.”

The donation story initially blew up so much that it even caught Pat McAfee‘s eye … prompting the NFL punter turned media star to laud Kelce on his show.

“So just wanted to set the record straight,” Travis said. “Appreciate everybody for always trying to show, especially Pat McAfee. He’s always trying to look out for the guys, guys and women in the sports world.”

At the time, an organization purporting to be a charity incorrectly announced that Travis dug deep into his wallet, donating a multi-million dollar home.

“To see @Killatrav use his platform to make a real difference for vulnerable youth,” the org. allegedly wrote.

“Travis is offering housing, mentorship, and educational resources, giving these youth the tools they need to move toward independence and break the cycle of homelessness.”