Justin Timberlake's DUI Arrest: Full Video & Plea Deal

0:00And Sidney, it's March 21st, and here's what is going on. Police in Sack Harbor, New York pulled over Justin Timberlake in June of 2024, after he ran a stop sign and veered out of his lane in the Hamptons. Officers suspected drunk driving when he stepped out of his BMW smelling of alcohol. He struggled with field sobriety tests by walking a straight line and standing on one leg, later pleading guilty to a lesser charge of impaired. The roughly eight hour video footage released this Friday shows the full stop and arrest. Timberlake appeared nervous and flustered during the tests, mentioning his racing heart. He explained he was in town for his world tour when officers asked about his plans. A woman who had been out with him that night showed up and tried to get his phone, expressing shock at his arrest. Officers let her speak briefly with him before taking him to the station where he stayed overnight. Timberlake's lawyers initially sued to block the video release, claiming it in evaded his privacy and harmed his reputation. But they later agreed with village officials to share a redacted version, following public

1:03records requests from media outlets. As part of his plea deal, the singer faces a $500 fine, 25 hours of community service, and a 90 day license suspension. He also recorded a public safety message urging drivers to avoid getting behind the wheel after even one drink.