The singer posted a statement Friday after he was arrested for allegedly throwing a chair off a bar's roof that landed near two police officers.

Wallen was arrested in connection with an incident at Eric Church’s new honky tonk on Broadway in Nashville on Sunday, April 7, News Channel 5 reported.

They said staff at the bar told them Wallen threw the chair from the sixth floor, and that a review of video showed the singer throwing something off the roof. Police said witnesses said Wallen was laughing after they say he threw the chair off the building.

Morgan Wallen's attorney appeared in court Friday to address his three felony charges following an April incident on Broadway; the case now moves to August. "This is obviously very complicated case and it's not going to resolve itself without subpoenas and witnesses,

Nearly two weeks after Morgan Wallen was arrested on felony charges for allegedly throwing a chair from the roof of a bar in downtown Nashville, the country music star addressed the controversy on social media.

Country star Morgan Wallen for the first time addressed his arrest on felony charges for throwing a chair from a rooftop bar in Nashville.

Morgan Wallen is speaking out after his latest arrest. On April 7, the country star, 30, was arrested on three felony charges after allegedly throwing a chair off the roof of a Nashville bar, according to a statement shared by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department on X (formerly Twitter).

Country music singer Morgan Wallen has broken his silence almost two weeks after he was arrested for allegedly throwing a chair off the roof of a Nashville bar

The chart-topping country singer said he "made amends" after allegedly throwing a chair off of a rooftop. He faced charges of reckless endangerment.