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Newly released footage shows Morgan Wallen deny throwing chair off Nashville balcony

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Newly released police footage captured the moment officers approached Morgan Wallen after a chair was thrown off a Nashville balcony onto the street. Wallen denied throwing the chair and was handcuffed by police.



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