Darius Rucker gos to SiriusXM Nashville at SiriusXM Studios on April 11, 2024 inNashville Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images
Darius Rucker is speaking up concerning his February apprehension, which discovered the nation celebrity dealing with 2 violation costs associated with a circumstances of declared medication property greater than a year earlier.
While advertising his brand-new narrative Life’s Too Short on TODAY Tuesday (May 28), Rucker stated just how he was originally drawn over in Tennessee in 2023 while aiding a good friend that was relocating, that had actually asked the artist to “take some stuff.” According to the “Wagon Wheel” vocalist, the law enforcement agent that quit him at the time had actually apparently uncovered that there were medications with him in the car, yet allowed him off the hook anyhow.
“The crazy thing was, they let me go,” the Hootie & & the Blowfish frontman claimed throughout his meeting with NBC’s long-running early morning program. “It was a year later that I get a phone call that said there was a warrant for my arrest. I went down, we handled it, my lawyers are taking care of it. It is what it is.”
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Rucker really did not reveal anymore information concerning Williamson County’s situation versus him, yet did verify that the costs are still pending.
The meeting happens 4 months after information damaged that Rucker had actually been jailed and was dealing with 2 matters of straightforward property and informal exchange of an abused substance, together with a 3rd violation cost for ended tags on his car. At the moment, his lawyer, Mark Puryear, claimed in a declaration to Billboard that the vocalist was “fully cooperating with authorities related to misdemeanor charges.”
In an additional current meeting with People, Rucker revealed that he’s still perplexed by the year-long delay in between the minute he was in fact drawn over and his apprehension. “My friends who were in the police department were like, ‘Have you pissed somebody off up here? Because this is crazy that they’re doing this a year later,’” he informed the magazine. “But I think somebody wanted to make an example out of me, and they did. And I’m handling it with my lawyers, and paying the price, and we’ll move on with our lives.”
Watch Rucker open to TODAY concerning his apprehension listed below.
