Early Tuesday morning, news broke that Justin Timberlake had been arrested in Sag Harbor, Long Island.

Sag Harbor is a picturesque village located about 100 miles from New York City, nestled within the Hamptons. Known for its quaint charm and affluent residents, the area is a popular getaway for celebrities and wealthy individuals.

This shocking development has left fans and the public alike eager for more details. The pop star, known for his illustrious career in music and acting, now faces DUI-related charges.

The specifics surrounding the arrest have not yet been released, leaving many questions unanswered but however, we have learnt he was arrested for driving while intoxicated.

Prior to the arrest, after getting noticed by the cops, he was being pulled over but it took some time to get the law enforcement to finally stop him after he tried swering them, according to TMz, cops performed a field sobriety test and asked Justin to take a breathalyzer test, but he refused.

Some of his friends also came on scene tried to reason with the cops to cut him a break, but they refused. Justin was handcuffed and arrested, and we’re told it’s all on body cam.

Justin, after his early hours arrest, is expected to be arraigned later Tuesday morning.

Despite this legal hiccup, Justin Timberlake is currently on his global “Forget Tomorrow” tour, promoting his sixth album “Everything I Thought It Was.”

The tour includes several major U.S. cities such as Chicago, New York City, Boston, and Baltimore, before heading international. This tour has been a significant part of Timberlake’s career, showcasing his enduring appeal and musical evolution.

Legal Implications of DUI charges

Facing DUI charges is a serious matter, and it could have significant legal implications for Timberlake. Depending on the specifics of the case, penalties could range from fines to community service, or even jail time. The outcome of his arraignment will be critical in determining the next steps.

Stay tuned for more updates on this unfolding story.