The footage, which shows the singer being arrested after struggling to perform field sobriety tests, was released by Sag Harbor police on Friday. Timberlake’s lawyers had sued to block the release of the video, arguing it would ‘devastate’ Timberlake’s privacy and that it would cause ‘severe and irreparable harm’ to his reputation. Timberlake pleaded guilty to driving while impaired in September 2024, about three months after the arrest