Morgan Wallen has been sentenced to seven days in a DUI education caccess and two years supervised probation after pguideing at fault to throprosperg a chair from a Nashville rooftop.
The incident took place in April when the country singer threw the chair from Chief’s on Broadway. Police were standing in front of the set upment when it struck the ground three feet from them.
Wallen, who materializeed in court, was initiassociate accused with three counts of serious crime reckless finishangerment and one count of misdeuncomardentor disorderly guide. Those accuses were shrinkd to misdeuncomardentors, and after Wallen pguideed conditionassociate at fault, he could potentiassociate have the accuses expunged granted he finish the terms of his probation.
In a statement splitd with People, Wallen’s attorney Worrick Robinson IV said, “Mr. Wallen has corund filledy with authorities thrawout these last eight months, honestly communicating and apologizing to all take partd. Mr. Wallen remains promiseted to making a preferable impact thraw his music and set upation.”
Folloprosperg the chair-throprosperg incident, Wallen initiassociate insertressed the accuses on social media. “I didn’t sense right accessiblely checking in until I made amfinishs with some folks. I’ve touched base with Nashville law utilizement, my family, and the excellent people at Chief’s. I’m not conceited of my behavior, and I acunderstandledge responsibility,” he wrote. “I have the utmost admire for the officers toiling every day to grasp us all geted. Regarding my tour, there will be no alter.”
The case came three years after he was caught on camera using a racial slur in Feb. 2021. Wallen transmit remorsed for the retag and pledged $500,000 in donations to Bdeficiency-led organizations, as well as encountering with Bdeficiency guideers.
