It was first reported by 'Scoop Nashville' that McKenzie was very tipsy and was trying to argue with bar staff who say be was removed for ''acting rudely''.
McKenzie had purchased a table and was extremely intoxicated and was asked to leave by bar staff but McKenzie refused and wouldn't leave until the Police came McKenzie then agreed to leave the premises on his own.
But for y'all that have drank before you know what happens next. After the police left McKenzie would return to the bar and began arguing with staff again. So the bar would call the police again and this time McKenzie was taken to jail.
So after sleeping it off McKenzie would bail out of jail but likely realized his Sportsnet career is over but good news is he could try to be part if they make the Hangover four
Via a State of Tennessee, County of Davidson affidavit obtained by Steen, the criminal trespass report about defendant «Shawn P McKenzie» reads as follows:
On the morning of 06/04/2022 officers were called to the Jason Aldean's Kitchen Bar for a disterbance [sic]. The defendant was found outside of the location arguing with staff. Staff stated that he had been acting rudly [sic]? And had been asked to leave. The defendant stated that he had payed [sic] for a table and refused to leave the location. The defendant appeared to be intoxicated and was verbally argumentitve [sic]. His speech was slured [sic] and his movements were uncoordinated. Officers informed the defendnat [sic] that he needded [sic] to leave the location and he refused to do so unitl [sic] he was told that he would be arrested for criminal tresspass [sic] if he did not do so. He continued to argue with officers, but left the location. After several minutes of walking in the nearby area the defendant returned to the bar and began to argue with staff once more. The defendant was placed under arrest for public intoxication and criminal tresspass [sic].
«Sportsnet is aware of the incident involving Shawn McKenzie in Nashville. We will not comment further out of respect for the ongoing legal process,» a Sportsnet spokesperson commented.