RENO, Nev. -- A California man was arrested for disorderly conduct after Justin Timberlake said he got too physical with him last weekend during the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe, sheriffs officials said Tuesday.Keith Weglin, 29, of Sacramento, California, was booked into the county jail for the misdemeanor Saturday afternoon, posted $640 bail and was released late that night, Douglas County Undersheriff Paul Howell said.TMZ first reported on a video showing someones hand slapping or touching Timberlake on the back of his neck as the singer walked through the gallery between holes during second-round play at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline about 60 miles south of Reno.Timberlake could be heard saying, Bro, why would you do that?Howell told The Associated Press Weglin was arrested for his conduct as deputies were escorting him from the course after the `touching of Timberlake.It is not related to the contact he made with him, he said in an email to AP.Timberlakes representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment on TuesdayWeglin did not immediately respond to a telephone call seeking comment. It was not immediately clear if he had a lawyer.Howell said later Tuesday that he considered it a very minor event but that he was issuing a news release due to an undue amount of inquiries.Weglin allegedly was intoxicated when he inappropriately touched Timberlakes face, Howell said in the statement.Mr. Timberlake declined to press charges and officers directed the fan to leave the premises, he said, adding that Weglin became disorderly and argumentative and was subsequently arrested for disorderly conduct.Howell said it will be up to the district attorneys office to decide whether to file formal charges.Douglas County Deputy District Attorney Brian Filter said in an email to AP on Tuesday that Weglin tentatively is scheduled to make his initial court appearance on Oct. 10 in Tahoe Township Justice Court in Stateline. 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Austin just kind of looks at everyone and is like, `All right, and goes about it.Whatever Austin Allens preferred method, just about no one with the No. 17 Razorbacks (5-2, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) is going to argue with his results at this point -- particularly in late-game situations.Allen is one of the SECs top quarterbacks in his first season as a starter and hes been ever better when Arkansas has needed him the most. Three times already, the junior has led the Razorbacks on game-winning drives in either the fourth quarter or overtime.His latest late-game exploits came during Arkansas 34-30 win over No. 23 Mississippi last week, a game in which the Razorbacks trailed with less than five minutes remaining before earning their third straight victory over the Rebels.Never give up on that kid, because he is going to stay in that pocket until the last second, Arkansas coach Bret Bielema said. Hes going to get out of the pocket, hes going to do whatever he has to do.Allen was 4-of-5 passing for 35 yards on Arkansas game-winning drive, including a 10-yard completion to Keon Hatcher on a fourth-and-4 at midfield.Even his teammates couldnt tell a difference in Allen during the series, or before the critical pass to Hatcher.Nothing really changess about the guy from practice to warmups to in the game, from the first quarter to the fourth quarter, Skipper said.dddddddddddd Hes the same guy. I think thats whats cool about him, he doesnt freak out at all.Allen was not only not freaking out on the key fourth down, he was already in damage-control mode in case the Razorbacks didnt convert -- keenly aware there was still enough time for another offensive possession.If that sounds like unusual big-picture thinking, its with good reason. Allen is the son of Bobby Allen, a former Arkansas assistant who now is in charge of the programs high school and NFL relations.You dont want to make the moment too big, Austin Allen said. You just tell the guys were going to go down and score, and thats what were going to do, and they all buy into it.Allens first taste of comeback success this season came in the opener, a 21-20 win over Louisiana Tech . The Razorbacks trailed 20-14 early in the fourth quarter, only to watch their first-time starter complete 5 of 6 passes -- including the game-winning touchdown -- for 43 yards on the final drive.He followed that a week later with an even more timely series of big plays in a double-overtime win over TCU , completing 6 of 7 passes for 86 yards and a pair of touchdowns after Arkansas fell behind 28-20 in the fourth quarter. He added a game-winning touchdown run in the second overtime, and hell try to lead the Razorbacks back to .500 in the SEC this weekend when they travel to No. 21 Auburn (4-2, 2-1).Hes a tough guy, hes made a lot of bigtime throws under duress, Tigers coach Gus Malzahn said. He doesnt look like first-year starter. He looks like hes been around a long time and played a long time.---AP Sports Writer John Zenor in Auburn, Ala., contributed to this report. ' ' '