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Kyle Chrisley pleads guilty to resisting arrest, other charges dropped

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Kyle Chrisley pleads guilty to resisting arrest, other charges dropped — Clermont Community news

Nearly a year after his arrest, Kyle Chrisley, the oldest son of Todd Chrisley and his ex-wife Teresa Terry, pleaded guilty to resisting arrest while other charges he was facing were dropped. Read more trending newsPeople magazine reported that Kyle Chrisley was arrested in December 2025 in Tennessee, accused of several alleged crimes, including domestic assault, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, assault on a police officer, and resisting arrest. The Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office told People that Kyle Chrisley got violent with deputies. Ashleigh Nelson called 911, telling dispatchers her husband was “belligerent.” Officials believed he was under the influence of alcohol and he later admitted drinking 64 ounces of beer the night of his arrest. He “became immediately aggressive, charged at deputies and began to throw punches and assault deputies,” according to the statement. He was taken into custody “after a physical altercation and deployment of OC Spray,” Sgt. Brady Greene

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