Learn all about Zach Bryan’s arrest and more about the country music star.
Zach Bryan is an American singer-songwriter who was born on April 2, 1996, in Okinawa, Japan. He spent a major portion of his life in Oolagh Olkahama, whereas his family stayed overseas.
Bryan is the son of Dewayne Bryan and Annette DeAnne Mullen. He was into music from the age of 14, and he used to write songs as well while he was an active-duty member of the US Navy. Bryan started uploading videos to YouTube in 2017, and his song “Heading South” went viral, which garnered him a lot of attention.
He released his debut album, DeAnne, for his deceased mother on August 24, 2019, and his first concert was held in October of 2019. He was discharged from the US Navy in 2021 and later released albums and lots of new music. In May 2023, he also received the Academy of Country Music Award for the New Male Artist of the Year.
Zach Bryan was arrested on charges of obstruction of an investigation complaint. However, he was released on bond later in the day. No charges have been filed, and there are a lot of details in his case. Bryan stated that the decisions he made were not smart, and he called himself an idiot.
He also stated that his actions are a reflection of who he is. Bryan clarified the whole issue by stating that he went out on a drive in Oklahoma, and on being pulled over, he was a little ahead of the speed limit, and the officer asked him about his address and other details.
He refused to hand out his residential address because he was famous and wanted to protect his privacy, but the officer did not arrest him, and he was left off with a warning. On Thursday, he went out on a drive along with his security team, and his security guard was pulled over by an officer.
Bryan refused to comply with the officer, and he was interrupted while talking. Even after being arrested, he talked back at the officer, and he was sent to jail for a few hours. Later on, he issued an apology for his conduct on his social media handle.
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