Justin Timberlake's DUI Arrest Footage Released

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Video footage from Justin Timberlake's driving while impaired arrest in New York's Hamptons

back in June 2024 has just been released.

SAG Harbor police pulled him over after he ran a stop sign and beared out of his lane.

Officers noted he smelled of alcohol and struggled with field sobriety tests like walking

a straight line and standing on one leg.

The roughly eight-hour video captures the entire stop due processing at the station.

Timberlake appeared flustered during the tests and was held overnight before released the

next day.

His team initially fought the footage's disclosure in court, claiming it invaded his privacy

and could harm his reputation.

Media outlets, including the Associated Press, pushed for the video under state public records

law.

Timberlake's lawyers eventually agreed to a redacted version, acknowledging it didn't

violate privacy rules.

SAG Harbor officials express relief at resolving the matter while following the law.

In September 2024, Timberlake pleaded guilty to a lesser non-criminal traffic violation.

His sentence included a $500 fine, 25 hours of community service, a 90-day license suspension,

and recording a public.

Service announcement on the dangers of drunk driving.

This release sheds new light on the incident during his world tour, reminding everyone that

no one is above the rules on the road.