Zach Bryan has finally gotten some good news. The country singer, 28, will not face charges stemming from his arrest for obstruction last year. Craig County, Oklahoma District Attorney’s Office spokesperson Michelle Lowry told TMZ on Thursday that prosecutors agreed in May to defer filing charges against Bryan for a period of 6 months.

You likely remember the mugshot that sent shockwaves through social media, as well as the damning dash cam footage that made Bryan’s arrest rather understandable. Bryan put out an apology the morning after, saying that he let the emotions get the best of him, and that’s apparent when you look at the tape.

Zach Bryan has had a rough couple of weeks in the headlines after his breakup with Barstool Sports personality Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPiglia, but the country music star did get some good news recently.

The country musician was booked on an obstruction of investigation charge in September 2023 after getting “lippy” with cops.

Country music star and Oklahoman Zach Bryan will not be charged after his arrest in September 2023. Bryan entered a Deferred Prosecution Agreement in May 2024, and that ended on Thursday. According to the district attorney,

The country superstar completed his deferred prosecution agreement, a year after he was arrested on obstruction of investigation charges

The criminal case brought against Zach Bryan in 2023 has been officially closed. People magazine confirmed with the Craig County, Oklahoma District Attorney's Office that as of 14 November, Bryan had successfully completed the six-month deferred prosecution agreement he entered into after his September 2023 arrest for obstruction of investigation.

Country music star Zach Bryan will not face charges for his arrest in Craig County last year, according to a report from TMZ.

According to Craig County, Oklahoma District Attorney's Office spokesperson Michelle Lowry, the criminal case against the country star is now closed