Chase Chrisley Accused of Slapping Twin Peaks Manager in Atlanta Incident
Reality TV star Chase Chrisley is facing accusations of slapping a manager at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Atlanta after allegedly refusing to leave the establishment. The incident occurred on January 6, when Chrisley, best known for the reality show Chrisley Knows Best, was reportedly intoxicated and acting aggressively.
The Incident Details
According to an Atlanta police report, Chrisley, 28, was asked by the manager to leave the sports bar due to disruptive behavior. When he refused to comply, the situation escalated, with Chrisley allegedly slapping the manager twice in the face. The altercation reportedly occurred as the manager was on the phone with 911, with audio of the call later being released to the public.
The police report described Chrisley as “very disrespectful and belligerent” during the incident, with his behavior worsening before the physical confrontation.
Chase Chrisley Arrested and Released
Chrisley was arrested on Thursday on charges of simple battery. He was later released on a $10,000 bond. At the time of writing, his public relations representative, listed on his Instagram account, had not responded to inquiries regarding the incident.
Background on the Chrisley Family
Chase’s parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, are currently serving prison sentences after being convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion. In 2022, a jury found the couple guilty of conspiring to defraud banks of over $30 million in fraudulent loans. Additionally, they were convicted of tax evasion for hiding their income from the IRS.
This latest incident adds to the ongoing controversies surrounding the Chrisley family, known for their appearances on Chrisley Knows Best, a reality show that highlighted their lavish lifestyle and close-knit family dynamic.
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