Chase Chrisley’s recent night out in Atlanta reportedly ended with the former reality TV star being named as a suspect in an alleged assault, TMZ reports. 

According to the outlet, officers responded Monday around 7:30 p.m. to a 911 call at Twin Peaks Sports Bar in Atlanta. While the former Chrisley Knows Best star had already left the establishment by the time that officers arrived on the scene, Brandan Nash, the alleged victim– who is also the manager of the bar– informed officers that he had been assaulted by Chase following a heated encounter that took place inside the bar. 

The manager went on to tell law enforcement that Chase became “really drunk” while inside the establishment and was acting “disrespectful and belligerent,” at which point Chase was reportedly asked to leave the premises multiple times, which he allegedly refused to do. 

Chase’s behavior reportedly escalated, with him allegedly slapping the Twin Peaks manager in the face twice. Although the manager refused medical attention and informed police that he had no injuries, he chose to file a police report in which Chase was named the suspect for “simple assault.”

The police report also noted that the manager informed police that one of his employees identified Chase as “a well-known celebrity.”

In the 911 call obtained by TMZ, the manager can be heard telling the operator that he “needs police” at the establishment; as the operator proceeds to verify the address and reason for the call, the manager interrupts to say, “Do not touch me” to someone in the background– presumably Chase. As the manager resumes speaking to the 911 operator, he repeatedly tells the same individual not to touch him. 

The manager goes on to tell the 911 operator that there’s an “aggressive” man on site who “assaulted” him with a chair and is now getting in his face. The manager confirms that he wants the individual to be booted from the bar. He then describes the troublemaker as a 5-foot-8 white guy in his early 30s who is “literally drunk.”

As the call continues, the manager informs the operator that the individual “just slapped me in the face,” but is now leaving the bar.  

Chase’s alleged simple assault incident comes as his parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, are currently serving prison time for tax evasion and fraud crimes– 12 years for Todd and seven years for Julie. (Todd and Julie had the number of years on their respective sentences reduced in September 2023: two years taken off of Todd’s sentence and 14 months taken off of Julie’s.)  

Chase has yet to speak out about the alleged simple assault. It does not appear that he was arrested.

You can listen to the 911 call below!

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