Story highlights Pop star flew home to Memphis for early voting 
 
 He took a selfie of himself, but ballot selfies are prohibited in Tennessee 
 
 (CNN) Kudos to Justin Timberlake for rocking the vote early. 
 
 While the pop star lives in California, he flew home to Tennessee to take advantage of early voting in his hometown of Memphis. 
 
 Timberlake, who also owns property in Nashville, wasn't wearing a "Suit & Tie," but he still looked pretty adorable in the selfie he posted on Instagram of him about to cast his ballot Monday. 
 
 "Hey! You! Yeah, YOU! I just flew from LA to Memphis to #rockthevote !!! No excuses, my good people!," the singer/actor wrote in his post. "There could be early voting in your town too. If not, November 8th! Choose to have a voice!" 
 
 Of course, fans freaked out a bit as it's not every day a superstar pops up at your local polling place. 
 
 my mom calls me freaaaaaking out Justin timberlake is in front of her in line for voting rn LMAO why didn't I go w her when she asked 😩 — Rachel Ramsbottom (@rachelrams) October 24, 2016 
 
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 MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Representative Curry Todd has been arrested by the Shelby County Sheriff's Office for allegedly stealing campaign signs. 
 
 A warrant was issued on Monday after he failed to turn himself in Friday. 
 
 "We give people the opportunity to come in, and, like my daddy told me, 'don't make us come get you.' He made us come get him today," said Earle Farrell with the Sheriff's Department. 
 
 Rep. Todd was arrested at his home by deputies on Tuesday on charges of theft of property $500 or less, and booked into the Shelby County Jail. 
 
 The Sheriff said they asked him repeatedly to turn himself in, but failed to do so. 
 
 His opponent Mark Lovell, whose signs Rep. Todd was accused of taking, confirmed to WREG he posted the lawmaker's bond to get him out of jail. 
 
 Earlier in the day, Lovell released a statement saying, "It is unfortunate that Curry Todd got arrested, but he brought it on himself. He's the one that stole the signs. It is my understanding that the police gave him several opportunities to come in and tell his side of the story, but chose not to come in. I believe that Collierville, Germantown, Fisherville and Eads, which is District 95, deserves better than someone who thinks that they are above the law." 
 
 The entire investigation stemmed from allegations the lawmaker was stealing signs out of yards right before the election. 
 
 On July 19, WREG's Michael Quander obtained cell phone video that showed a man snatching the signs out of the ground and then running away. 
 
 The campaign signs belonged to Lovell. 
 
 At the time, Shelby County deputies told WREG Rep. Todd and the photos were under investigation. 
 
 Several hours later, Rep. Todd responded by saying that was him in the video. 
 
 He claimed he has permission from developers in Germantown and Collierville to promote his campaign and only his. 
 
 "They said you have permission to take them down, my employees take them down or anybody else can take them down," he said. 
 
 This is not the first time Todd has been in trouble with the law. 
 
 In 2012, he was indicted by a Nashville Grand Jury on DUI and handgun charges. 
 
 Police said he was drunk and had a loaded handgun in the SUV he was driving during a traffic stop. 
 
 He pleaded guilty.
– Justin Timberlake rocked the vote Monday in Memphis, but he could soon be rocking a prison cell thanks to a Tennessee law that prohibits taking pictures or videos inside polling stations, TMZ reports. According to CNN, the superstar flew to his hometown Monday to vote, taking a selfie in front of the Diebold voting machine in the process. Timberlake posted the photo to Instagram with the caption: "Choose to have a voice! If you don't, then we can't HEAR YOU! Get out and VOTE!" Now he could face 30 days in jail and/or a $50 fine. The local district attorney's office says the incident is "under review." The Tennessee legislature passed the law banning the taking of photos and videos in polling stations in 2015, the Commercial Appeal reports. Timberlake would be the first person prosecuted under the new law. In addition to voting and possibly breaking a law, Timberlake posed for photos outside the polling station at the New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Local school board candidate Suzanne Jones posted hers to Twitter. "I said, 'I know you’ve done it a lot, but I’d appreciate a picture with you,'" Jones tells the Commercial Appeal. "Someone was going to take it for me. But he said, 'No, I can take it. I do have gorilla arms, since I do this a lot.'" Timberlake lives in Los Angeles and owns property in Nashville but is still registered to vote in Memphis. The local election commission chairman says that's not really a problem. The selfie, on the other hand...