**Justin Timberlake DWI Arrest Video Released After Months of Legal Battle** The police body camera footage from Justin Timberlake's June 18, 2024, arrest in Sag Harbor, New York, has been released, revealing the singer's struggles with field sobriety tests and a conversation with his friend that ultimately led to his release. The video, which was initially withheld due to a lawsuit filed by Timberlake, shows the singer being given instructions by police officers, some of which seem to confuse him. According to the footage, Timberlake was extremely cooperative during the arrest, but he did struggle with certain tests. At one point, he told the officers, "These are, like, hard tests." The singer also appeared to be experiencing physical effects of intoxication, stating, "My heart's racing." As the officers placed him in handcuffs, his friend, who had been out with him and her husband that night, arrived on the scene and offered to drive his car. The friend's intervention was notable, as she pleaded with the officers to release Timberlake, citing his fame and asking if they had enjoyed his music. The officers eventually relented, allowing her to speak with Timberlake briefly before he was taken to the station. As he sat in the back of the police car, Timberlake asked the officers why they were arresting him. The release of the footage comes after Timberlake sued the Sag Harbor Police Department to prevent its release, claiming it was an "unwarranted invasion of personal privacy." However, the department announced that it had reached an agreement with Timberlake to release a partially redacted version of the video. The footage has been widely reported, with many highlighting the singer's struggles with field sobriety tests and the unusual conversation with his friend. It's worth noting that Timberlake was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated (DWI) and was subsequently released on bail. The incident led to a viral mugshot and numerous memes on social media. While the video does show Timberlake's struggles with the arrest, it does not appear to include any mention of him saying, "Ruin the tour," as previously reported by an anonymous source.