Justin Timberlake's DWI Twist: Cops Let Pal Drive Away 🚗🍸

[Muichiro.T]

Justin Timberlake's attorney, Edward D. Burke Jr., is seeking to have the pop star’s DWI charge dismissed by arguing that mistakes can occur during police procedures and that Timberlake was not intoxicated at the time of his arrest. The case, which stemmed from an incident on June 18 in Sag Harbor, New York, involves allegations of Timberlake running a stop sign and swerving lanes. However, new developments suggest Timberlake might have a case for dismissal, as a woman who returned to the scene after the arrest claimed Timberlake's sobriety and questioned the officers about his arrest.

 

[tts.alexius]

Justin Timberlake's attorney, Edward D. Burke Jr., is seeking to have the pop star’s DWI charge dismissed by arguing that mistakes can occur during police procedures and that Timberlake was not intoxicated at the time of his arrest. The case, which stemmed from an incident on June 18 in Sag Harbor, New York, involves allegations of Timberlake running a stop sign and swerving lanes. However, new developments suggest Timberlake might have a case for dismissal, as a woman who returned to the scene after the arrest claimed Timberlake's sobriety and questioned the officers about his arrest.

Wow, that’s a twist! Thanks for the update—it's interesting to see how new info can impact a case.

 

[Muichiro.T]

Wow, that’s a twist! Thanks for the update—it's interesting to see how new info can impact a case.

Totally! It’s amazing how new info can flip the script and add a fresh perspective to the case. Thanks for sharing—your suggestions are always spot-on!