Justin Timberlake's DUI Arrest: Bodycam Footage Released

0:00World headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned into global news today. Police body cam footage from Justin Timberlake's driving while intoxicated arrest in Sag Harbor, New York, has been released after a legal battle. The 45-year-old singer was pulled over in June 2024 for blowing through a stop sign and drifting into the wrong lane. He faced charges but later pleaded guilty to the lesser offence of driving while impaired. Earlier this week, Timberlake and the village settled a lawsuit he filed to block the video's release. More than eight hours of partially redacted footage from the traffic stop in police station is now public, showing officers noting his bloodshot eyes. And the smell of alcohol on his breath, the arrests happen in the upscale Hampton area, a hotspot for celebrities during summer. Timberlake performed field sobriety tests on camera, stumbling a bit and mentioning his world tour as he tried to explain himself. He skipped a breathalyzer and admitted feeling nervous about the challenges. In the end, a judge ruled the release did not invade his privacy.

1:01Timberlake got a $500 fine plus a $260 surcharge along with 25 hours of community service and a public safety message. He took responsibility right away, urging others to avoid driving even after one drink and said he's learned from the mistake. The full story sheds light on a tough night for the former NS-1 sync star.