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I guess he was the problem… A police investigator from Hamilton, Alabama has turned in his resignation after an embarrassing incident at a Morgan Wallen concert that saw the officer in handcuffs and facing charges himself. According to WBRC, Cody McCullar was arrested during the show back on April 18 at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama after police received a call for someone who was under the influence of alcohol. (Imagine how drunk you have to be for someone to report you for being “under the influence of alcohol” at a Morgan Wallen concert). When officers found McCullar, who was reportedly stumbling and bumping into others around him, they walked him into the concourse to have a chat. He reportedly struggled to walk, and once they got him out of the seating area, began insisting that he was fine while telling law enforcement that he was also a police officer. One of McCullar’s friends reportedly offered to take him home, but the off duty officer apparently had a little too much liquid courage and decided to instead…get mouthy with the cops. According to police, they tried to reason with him after he started cursing at officers, asking whether he would tolerate one of his own officers being talked to that way. But when he “began walking aggressively toward officers,” they made the decision to take him into custody. After being taken to a holding room, McCullar apparently realized that he screwed up and offered to leave, but by then it was too late. The officer was taken to jail and charged with misdemeanor public intoxication and resisting arrest before eventually being released on a $600 bond. After the arrest, McCullar resigned his position with the Hamilton Police Department, saying that he doesn’t want to be a distraction for the office: “I have a lot of respect for this city and agency. I want them to move forward so they won’t have to deal with this situation, my situation to deal with. I am going to do so and go from there.” Hamilton Police Chief Jordan Carter expressed support for McCullar while acknowleding that he screwed up: “The incident reflects a lapse of judgement. I believe it does not define the entirety of Cody’s character as I know it. He has served his community with dedication and I believe his understanding of those standards played a role in his decision to resign.” However, he still has jobs with two other police departments, and his bosses are asking a judge to allow him to continue to serve in those positions and carry a firearm while out on bond. So far the court hasn’t ruled on the issue, and his next court hearing is scheduled for June. Morgan, meanwhile, is scheduled to continue his Still the Problem Tour this weekend in Indianapolis. So if you’re heading out to Lucas Oil Stadium, just make sure that you don’t do something that will end in a court case. Still The Problem Tour Dates May 8 || Indianapolis, Ind. || Lucas Oil Stadium w/ Brooks & Dunn, Hudson Westbrook, Zach John King May 9 || Indianapolis, Ind. || Lucas Oil Stadium w/ Ella Langley, Flatland Cavalry, Zach John King May 15 || Gainesville, Fla. || Ben Hill Griffin Stadium w/ Thomas Rhett, Gavin Adcock, Zach John King May 16 || Gainesville, Fla. || Ben Hill Griffin Stadium w/ Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, Zach John King May 29 || Denver, Colo. || Empower Field at Mile High w/ Brooks & Dunn, Gavin Adcock, Vincent Mason May 30 || Denver, Colo. || Empower Field at Mile High w/ Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, Vincent Mason June 5 || Pittsburgh, Penn. || Acrisure Stadium w/ Brooks & Dunn, Gavin Adcock, Zach John King June 6 || Pittsburgh, Penn. || Acrisure Stadium w/ Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, Zach John King June 19 || Chicago, Ill. || Soldier Field w/ Brooks & Dunn, Gavin Adcock, Zach John King June 20 || Chicago, Ill. || Soldier Field w/ Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, Zach John King June 26 || Clemson, SC. || Clemson Memorial Stadium w/ Brooks & Dunn, Gavin Adcock, Jason Scott & The High Heat June 27 || Clemson, SC. || Clemson Memorial Stadium w/ Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, Jason Scott & The High Heat July 17 || Baltimore, Md. || M&T Bank Stadium w/ Brooks & Dunn, Gavin Adcock, Jason Scott & The High Heat July 18 || Baltimore, Md. || M&T Bank Stadium w/ Ella Langley, Gavin Adcock, Jason Scott & The High Heat July 24 || Ann Arbor, Mich. || Michigan Stadium w/ Thomas Rhett, Hudson Westbrook, Blake Whiten July 25 || Ann Arbor, Mich. || Michigan Stadium w/ HARDY, Hudson Westbrook, Blake Whiten July 31 || Philadelphia, Penn. || Lincoln Financial Field w/ ​​Brooks & Dunn, Hudson Westbrook, Blake Whiten August 1 || Philadelphia, Penn. || Lincoln Financial Field w/ Ella Langley, Hudson Westbrook, Blake WhitenThe post Alabama Police Officer Resigns After Being Arrested During Morgan Wallen Concert first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Charley Crockett has a message for his fans amidst some confusion surrounding the disappearance of his latest album. It was just last week when Charley Crockett surprise dropped an album titled Clovis. Why was it surprising? Well, even for a prolific writer like Charley, it came just three weeks after the conclusion of his Sagebrush Trilogy – Age of the Ram. Artists typically like to allow for their projects to breathe for a bit, which led to speculation that Clovis – an album he released independently – was dropped to overshadow his final record with Island Records. If you are reading this, then you are likely aware that Clovis is no longer available, and the reason for its removal from streaming is currently unknown…. but Charley might have hinted at the reasoning in his only post that’s left standing on Instagram. It was May 6 when Clovis started to go dark on streaming services, which means the 14-track album was only available to fans for around a week. Hopefully other Charley Crockett fans were like me and listened to it over and over again while it was still up on Apple Music and Spotify. As of this afternoon, there’s no option to buy it through iTunes, and the album is not listed under the “Music” tab of Crockett’s website (it’s unclear if it ever was). When I went to check back in to see if the country singer had provided any updates, it was interesting to see that Crockett had wiped his Instagram clean (his X and Facebook pages still have older posts), and left only one thing that was shared earlier today. The image included in that sole post is a retro “Please Stand By” message that used to come up on televisions, and the song that Crockett chose to pair with it was undoubtedly intentional. What song did the “Son of Davy” go with? That’d be The Bobby Fuller Four’s “I Fought The Law.” Those familiar with the song – which has been covered plenty of times (even by Hank Williams Jr.) – know that the catchy tune sings about testing authority and paying the price. If you are in need of a refresher, here’s a line that’s repeated over a dozen times within the song: “I fought the law and the law won.” Crockett also put the location of the post as “Clovis, New Mexico,” which is where he recorded the now vanished album. But judging by that song selection, one could assume that there’s some sort of legal tie up with Island Records in regards to Clovis being released so close to Age of the Ram. “Please stand by.” View this post on Instagram Only right that an outlaw would be fighting the law. All we really know about Clovis – besides the fact that it’s no longer available – is that Charley Crockett recorded it at a studio in New Mexico, and that he paid to publish it himself. That’s only public information because of a video that he shared shortly after he dropped the project last week: “I paid for it. I think I spent about $300,000 on it. And I cut it at Clovis, New Mexico at the old Norman Petty studio where Buddy Holly started out, and Waylon Jennings had his first recording… just released the full record. Completely independent of the label system I’ve been tied up in for 10 years. Every time I find I signed a deal I don’t like, and I go to these f***ing business people, and I tell them, ‘I don’t like the deal, I don’t think it’s fair.’ They say, ‘Tough luck kid, shouldn’t have f***ing signed it.’ As soon as I hold them to that same standard, I’m the f***ing bad guy.” pic.twitter.com/4LaVnMBtv3 — Charley Crockett (@CharleyCrockett) May 1, 2026 All signs are pointing towards the very deal that Charley is alluding to there being what’s complicated the release of Clovis. I’d imagine there is some kind of language in the contract that would prevent Charley from releasing new music within a certain timeframe after his final release with Island Records. If that is the case, it’s probably not all that long, and it’s also unclear if Charley was even aware of it, but that would make sense as to why the surprise drop was available… until it wasn’t. Here’s to hoping Charley Crockett figures out whatever situation he’s in and get’s Clovis back into the hands of the fans. If you ask me, it’s quite possibly the most important and impressive album of his entire career.The post Charley Crockett Hints At Why His Album ‘Clovis’ Disappeared From Streaming first appeared on Whiskey Riff.