Grammy-nominated country singer Sam Hunt found himself behind bars in Tennessee last week after police say he violated terms related to a previous DUI conviction, though his team now confirms the charges have been dropped.

Grammy-nominated Country music star Sam Hunt was arrested in Henderson County on Monday, January 20. According to a booking report from the Henderson County Sherriff’s Office, around 4:45 p.m., Hunt was pulled over for speeding while travelling in the westbound lane of Interstate 40.

Sam Hunt was arrested earlier this month on charges of speeding and violating an interlock device. Police in Henderson County, Tenn. say Hunt was charged, jailed and released on $1,500 all within a day (Jan. 20). This is the country star's second arrest in the last five years, after a 2019 arrest on DUI charges.

Sam Hunt will reportedly avoid charges related to a Jan. 20 stop and arrest outside Nashville for speeding and violating an anti-DUI interlock device. According to People, the former college quarterback-turned-country star was arrested and jailed last week in Henderson Country,

The “Drinkin’ Too Much” singer was previously arrested in Nashville for driving under the influence with an open container in 2019.

Sam Hunt is reportedly set to avoid charges following a recent arrest for speeding and violating an anti-DUI interlock device near Nashville on January 20. The country star, who previously faced a DUI charge in 2019,

Sam Hunt, the country music star, was arrested in Henderson County, Tennessee, on January 20 for speeding and violating interlock device regulations. Police pulled him over and took him to jail, but he was released later that same day on a $1,

Sam Hunt’s “Cop Car” song didn’t age well. The country singer, 40, was arrested on Jan. 20 for speeding and violating an interlock device, according to TMZ. Police pulled Hunt over in Henderson County, Tennessee, and took him to jail before releasing him the same day on a $1,500 bond.