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Video of Justin Timberlake’s 2024 Sag Harbor arrest was released in redacted form after his lawyers challenged disclosure; the eight-hour footage shows him struggling with sobriety tests and noting he’d had a martini, followed by his guilty plea to impaired driving and a $500 fine, 25 hours of community service, and a 90-day license suspension.
Justin Timberlake’s 2024 Sag Harbor DWI arrest video was released with redactions after he settled a privacy lawsuit against the local police, with a judge lifting a temporary block; the footage shows sobriety tests and his arrest, and Timberlake later pled guilty to driving while impaired.
South Carolina Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mullins McLeod faced calls to suspend his campaign after a publicly released dashcam video showed him shouting profanities and making erratic statements during his arrest, with party leaders suggesting he focus on his mental health amid concerns about his behavior.
Video footage of pro golfer Scottie Scheffler's arrest outside Valhalla Golf Club during the PGA Championship is expected to be released today. The footage, captured by a pole camera, is the only recording of the incident as there is no body-worn camera footage from the arresting officer. Scheffler was charged with felony assault of a police officer after allegedly failing to follow instructions and dragging the officer with his vehicle. An internal investigation is ongoing, and Scheffler's arraignment has been delayed to June 3.
The Louisville Metro Police Department will release video footage and provide an update on the internal investigation of Scottie Scheffler's arrest during the PGA Championship. Scheffler, who faces multiple charges, claims the incident was a chaotic misunderstanding. The police officer involved did not have his body camera on, and Scheffler's arraignment is scheduled for June 3.
Attorneys representing the family of Le'Keian Woods, whose forceful arrest by Jacksonville Sheriff's Office (JSO) officers went viral, have called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate the incident and other issues within JSO. The attorneys argue that the arrest was unnecessarily violent and question the justification for pulling Woods over in the first place. They also criticize JSO for not providing full transparency in the release of the body-camera video. The attorneys hope that the DOJ's involvement will lead to the arrest of the officers involved. Woods, who suffered injuries during the arrest, is facing multiple charges, including armed trafficking, but there is no mention of a gun being recovered.