Matt Shultz, Cage the Elephant Singer, Arrested on Weapons Charges
Matt Shultz, the lead singer of the band indie Cage the Elephant, was taken into custody in an Manhattan hotel Thursday, based on weapons charges, officials from law enforcement confirmed.

The suspect, identified as Mr. Shultz, 39, was detained early on Thursday morning, after an Bowery Hotel employee had seen him take a gun out of his pocket inside one of hotel's toilets, as per an indictment filed by the criminal justice department.

The victim, Mr. Shultz, of Nashville appeared drunk according to Manhattan District Attorney's Office.

The police officers picked up a 911 request and obtained a search warrant and located two firearms that were loaded including one a .45-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol and the .45-caliber Sig Sauer pistol -inside a bag located in Mr. Shultz's hotel room according to court documents and the office of the prosecutor.

The officers also discovered eleven Polaroid images of the firearms, with some showing an individual pointing at the guns, as well as six notes written by hand that the prosecutor's office stated. One of the notes reads in essence, "I will defend myself if I am attacked," according to the office of the prosecutor.

He. Shultz faces multiple counts of possession of firearms According to court documents. He's set to be in the courtroom on Wednesday. Lawyer Sanford Talkin, declined to speak on Sunday. It wasn't known whether Shultz was released on bail. Shultz had been released on bail, and the amount was set at $30,000.

Cage the Elephant, which was founded at the end of 2006, in Bowling Green, Ky. It is renowned for its psychedelic music, distinctive sounds that evoke the rock of the past along with Mr. Shultz's wailing, occasionally loud and abrasive voice.

The band released their first album in 2008 and has since won its Grammy Award for best rock album twice before, and most recently the year 2020, in 2020 for "Social Cues." It received their debut Grammy on the night of its Grammy Award in 2015. their release of "Tell Me I'm Pretty."

The band's album from 2011, "Thank You Happy Birthday," was released at No. 2. on the Billboard 200, and the album's opening track, "Shake Me Down," was ranked No. 1 on the Billboard Rock Songs and Alternative Songs charts, as per the Grammy Awards.

Before the band formed in the early days, the singer. Shultz had worked as an electrician and at a sandwich restaurant as per his nomination for the Grammy Awards.
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