Morgan
Wallen
is
taking
accountability
in
his
arrest.
Nearly
two
weeks
after
he
was
booked
on
reckless
endangerment
and
disorderly
conduct
charges
in
Nashville
for
allegedly
throwing
a
chair
off
the
roof
of
Chief’s
Bar,
the
country
music
star
spoke
out
and
addressed
the
situation.
“I
didn’t
feel
right
publicly
checking
in
until
I
made
amends
with
some
folks,”
he
wrote
on
X,
formerly
known
as
Twitter,
April
19. “I’ve
touched
base
with
Nashville
law
enforcement,
my
family,
and
the
good
people
at
Chief’s.
I’m
not
proud
of
my
behavior,
and
I
accept
responsibility.”
Wallen
added, “I
have
the
utmost
respect
for
the
officers
working
every
day
to
keep
us
all
safe.”
The
30-year-old
was
taken
into
police
custody
on
April
7
after
officers
stationed
outside
the
bar witnessed
a
chair
falling
from
above,
per
arrest
records reviewed
by
local
outlet
WKRN.
Upon
investigation
into
the
incident,
authorities
reportedly
found
surveillance
footage
showing
Wallen “lunging
an
object
over
the
roof,”
which stands
at
six
stories
above
the
street.
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