Dash camera video shows the arrest of country star Zach Bryan in Craig County
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol released dash camera video of country music star Zach Bryan’s arrest Thursday in Craig County.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol released dash camera video of country music star Zach Bryan’s arrest Thursday in Craig County.| Also | Oklahoma Highway Patrol probable cause affidavit details country music star Zach Bryan’s arrest On Friday, the department released the moments Bryan was detained during a traffic stop in Winita. The video showed Bryan getting out of his black pickup truck and approaching the passenger side window of a white SUV, which Bryan identified as his bodyguard. In an affidavit from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, troopers indicated the man driving the pickup truck got out of the vehicle and went to the passenger side of the SUV about three minutes later. that if he did not comply he would take him to prison. Bryan can be heard saying in the video, “I’m going to jail. Let’s do it.” The trooper then escorted Brian to his patrol car, where Brian said: The trooper said, “My name is Zach Bryan. That’s my bodyguard.” “Who’s Zach Bryan? I don’t know who you are,” the trooper said in the video. “I sold BOK twice last month. I’m not hard either. I’m trying to get to Boston. Sir, I’m sorry,” Brian said. Brian posted an apology video on his social media. Open the video player above to watch parts of Brian’s interactions with OHP troops. Major Headlines Oklahoma country music star Zach Bryan was arrested in Craig County by a large Oklahoma school district. Craig was taken to the hospital after being arrested in County2 and involved in a 3-vehicle crash, including a semi-trailer, on I-235 in OKC.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol released dash camera video of country music star Zach Bryan’s arrest Thursday in Craig County.
| Also | Oklahoma Highway Patrol Probable Cause Affidavit Details Country Music Star Zach Bryan’s Arrest
On Friday, the department released the moments Brian was detained during a traffic stop in Winita.
The video showed Bryan getting out of his black pickup truck and approaching the passenger side window of a white SUV, which Bryan identified as his bodyguard.
In an affidavit from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the trooper noted that the man driving the pickup truck got out of the vehicle and went to the passenger side of the SUV about three minutes later.
The affidavit says the trooper told Brian twice to get into his vehicle and would take him to jail if he didn’t comply.
“I’ll go to jail. Let’s do it,” Brian can be heard saying in the video.
The trooper then escorted Bryan to his patrol car, where Bryan told the trooper, “My name is Zach Bryan. That’s my security guard.”
“Who’s Zach Bryan? I don’t know who you are,” the trooper said in the video.
“I sold BOK twice last month. I wasn’t hard either. I’m trying to get to Boston. Sir, I’m sorry,” Brian said.
Brian posted an apology video on his social media.
Open the video player above to watch parts of Brian’s interaction with the OHP trooper.
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