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Jake has since removed those comments, and instead expressed regrets for not only his behavior, but his accusatory statements. "I want to publicly apologize again for bringing to light a situation that I overreacted to," Jake tweeted Sunday morning. "I embarrassed myself and my family and most importantly the great people of my hometown. The sheriffs were doing their jobs and I made an immature decision to announce it to the world. This is me talking. Not some puppet that is reciting what he 'should' say. I take full responsibility. Again, what's done is done, but I am truly sorry."
By Monday morning, however, the entire incident had been eclipsed by the fact that Jake was a newly-married man! (Read all about his beachside wedding here.) The singer has not been charged with any crime, which is a good thing since between wedded bliss and touring, the upcoming months won't really allow much time for a court date. He hits the road on June 2 in Tampa Bay, Fla., to serve as the opening act for Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney on their Brothers of the Sun tour. Keep track of Jake's upcoming concert appearances here.




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