Chase Chrisley released after his arrest in Georgia

Chase Chrisley He was reportedly released after his arrest in Georgia.

Related to: Update: Julie Chrisley has been re-sentenced for bank fraud and tax evasion

More details on Chase Chrisley’s arrest

according to TMZChrisley was booked into the Fulton County Jail on Thursday, January 9. Furthermore, the reality star reportedly suffered a minor battery charge and had his photo taken.

Despite this, Chrisley was reportedly released after posting $10,000 bail.

Here’s why Chase is behind bars in Georgia

According to the outlet, Chase Chrisley’s battery charge reportedly stemmed from an incident at a Twin Peaks bar on Monday, January 6. While there, Chrisley got into a dispute with… Brandon Nashbar manager.

Furthermore, emergency audio clip shows Nash reporting on the incident and supposedly telling Chrisley not to “touch” him.

“…the cops are coming.” Nash can be heard telling Chrisley on the 911 call. “…Don’t touch me! Don’t touch me!”

As Nash continues to speak to the operator, another voice can be heard saying: “I don’t have to touch you—I don’t have to touch you!”

Additionally, Nash alleged that Chrisley “assaulted” him after he politely asked Chrisley to leave the establishment.

“I don’t want anything but him to leave.” Nash told the operator.

Finally, Nash suggested that Chrisley was “aggressively drunk” and slapped him in the face.

#Chase ChrisleyThe alleged confrontation with a bar manager in Georgia was crazier than originally thought, according to newly released 911 audio. The full, shocking story is here: https://t.co/TWtvLnzqn3 pic.twitter.com/0DZDj892dS

– TMZ (@TMZ) January 8, 2025

According to the outlet, Chase Chrisley’s attorney has not yet responded to a request for comment.

Here’s what happened recently with the Chrisley family

like Shadow room It was previously reported that Chase Chrisley’s parents, Julie and Todd, are serving time behind bars after being convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud in 2022. In September, Julie was sentenced to seven years in prison after her initial sentence was overturned in June.

Todd Chrisley then responded to the judge’s decision to uphold his wife’s sentence, indicating his “extreme” disappointment.

Related to: Update: Todd Chrisley is reportedly reacting after wife Julie’s upset in a fraud case