Justin Timberlake seen leaving Sag Harbor police station after being arrested on DWI charges
By Riley Cardoza,
2024-06-18
Justin Timberlake is saying “Bye, Bye, Bye” to jail.
The “SexyBack” singer, 43, was photographed leaving the Sag Harbor Village Police Department in New York on Tuesday morning after being arrested on DWI charges the previous evening.
Timberlake, clad in a black button-up over a graphic tee, kept a low profile in a baseball cap and sunglasses as he exited the station.
Justin Timberlake was photographed leaving the police station in Sag Harbor, NY. He kept a low profile during his exit Tuesday. Doug Kuntz
“He went to dinner with friends [prior to the arrest],” a source told Page Six on Tuesday. “There were cops stationed outside where he was having dinner. He pulled out, and they pulled him over for a traffic violation.”
The former *NSYNC member, who is in the midst of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, was at a Hamptons hotel with pals Monday night before the incident went down, according to TMZ .
Timberlake allegedly blew a stop sign and was promptly pulled over — but refused a breathalyzer test at the scene.
The singer wore a baseball cap, sunglasses and a graphic tee. Doug Kuntz The Grammy winner was arrested Monday night. Getty Images for iHeartRadio
The outlet reported that despite his friends attempting to convince the cops to let him off, the performer was handcuffed and taken into custody.
Page Six has reached out to Timberlake’s rep and the Sag Harbor Village Police Department for comment.
While Timberlake has yet to address the recent arrest, the Grammy winner has been open about his alcohol abuse in the past, telling Oprah Winfrey about his struggles with “excessive drinking” in 2014.
Timberlake reportedly blew a stop sign after a night out with friends. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP He allegedly refused to take a breathalyzer test. Getty Images for Live Nation
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