Police arrest Justin Timberlake in Sag Harbor
Justin Timberlake, American singer and actor, was arrested in Sag Harbor, New York City, on charges related to driving while intoxicated.
According to the New York Times, the arrest occurred late Monday night, and Timberlake is expected to be arraigned on Tuesday.
The arrest came amid Timberlake’s nationwide music tour, ‘Forget Tomorrow World Tour,’ for his latest album, ‘Everything I Thought It Was’.
The tour started in Vancouver, Canada, on April 29, and Timberlake just finished a show in Miami on Sunday.
According to the New York Times, details of the arrest remain unknown, but sources indicate that Timberlake was pulled over after exhibiting signs of impaired driving. His representatives have yet to comment on the situation.
Beyond entertainment, Timberlake is involved in various business ventures and philanthropic activities.
He is married to actress Jessica Biel, and they have two children together.
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