MORE details have been revealed on Justin Timberlake’s arrest in Sag Harbor, New York.
Justin was arrested just after midnight on Monday in a popular area of The Hamptons.
He was pulled over after police saw him swerve and run through a stop sign.
Justin reportedly failed to perform a sobriety test and refused to take a breathalyzer.
He was arraigned at Sag Harbor Village Justice Court and released without bail.
The pop singer was charged with one count of driving while intoxicated and cited for running a stop sign and failing to stay in his lane.
More information has now come to light on Justin’s interaction with the police.
A source told Page Six that one of the cops who arrested Justin didn’t recognize him.
“He didn’t recognize him or his name,” the insider said.
Another source revealed to the publication that Justin was worried about his tour during his arrest.
“Justin said under his breath, ‘This is going to ruin the tour,'” the source said.
“The cop replied, ‘What tour?’ Justin said, ‘The world tour.’”
Justin Timberlake ‘arrested for driving while intoxicated’ in Sag Harbor
The source continued, “He was a gentleman.”
“He didn’t show any entitlement at all. He did refuse the tests, but that is his right.”
‘CRINGIEST THING’
The internet went wild after hearing Justin’s interaction with police before his arrest.
One Reddit user wrote, “Hahahahah this is the pettiest, cringiest thing I’ve ever heard from a ‘celeb.'”
“Don’t be shy with that body cam footage. And list of friends who were trying to get the cop to turn a blind eye,” another wrote in the thread.
A third wrote of his mugshot, “Now i know he’s practiced this one in the mirror bc it’s the most neutral expression i’ve ever seen on a human face, literally.”
“Acting reckless and also refusing a breathalyser from someone who didn’t recognise him… entitlement all throughout,” a fourth expressed.
Timberlake’s Criminal Attorney to the Stars
Justin Timberlake hired Sag Harbor legal eagle Ed Burke Jr for his DWI case
Justin’s attorney has represented a gamut of notable names out east.
In 2015, the attorney represented a pre #MeToo era Matt Lauer in his fight with his Water Mill neighbors to plant trees along his property in an effort to combat noise from adjoining properties that were spooking his horses.
In 2017, Ed represented Harvey Weinstein in a fender bender incident in a parking lot in the Hamptons, where the disgraced movie mogul allegedly tried to drive away.
In 2001, he represented Lizzie Grubman, a nightlife publicist whose car careened into a crowd of 16 people in front of a Hamptons club, before fleeing the scene.
Justin is set to embark on The Forget Tomorrow World Tour in just a few days.
He’s kicking off the musical experience in Chicago, Illinois on June 21 at the United Center.
Justin will then return to New York City for his two-night set at the iconic Madison Square Garden on June 25 and 26.
After a string of dates in the US, Justin kicks off his Europe shows in Poland on July 26, the same day as his court date.
He is also set to perform in Germany, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
Justin will return to the US in October for the second leg of his tour.
A source previously revealed to The U.S. Sun that Justin is desperate not to cancel any of his shows.
“Justin’s team will be working to see if they can make sure he can perform in Poland,” the source said.
“At the moment he is due in court on the same day he is starting the European leg of his tour. He is supposed to be playing two nights there. He will not want to let his fans down.”
It is currently unclear how his arrest will impact the upcoming tour.
