Country singer Scotty McCreary kicks fan out of concert for hitting woman

Scotty McCreary is a gentleman.

The country star had just started his first song of the night at the Colorado State Fair last weekend when he allegedly saw a man in the audience hitting a woman, According to the video Shared on social media.

“I just hit a lady, sir!” McCree shouted from the stage after stopping singing and pointing to the crowd. “Absolutely not. Who just hit the lady?”

Then he asked the police and security to intervene.

“Is she okay? Get out of here,” he said as the crowd began booing the man, who was not seen in the footage. He was escorted out of the party.

“On God’s green earth, at a Scotty McCreary show?” the singer asked in disbelief as images of his wife, Gabby, flashed on the wall behind him as she inspired his song “It Matters to Her,” which he was singing. According to Taste of Country.

“You can’t get away with that at a country music concert. Scotty is the one making sure everything is okay!” the TikTok user who posted the video online wrote in the caption.

“Now is the time for this man to get what he wants,” he added.

“Everyone needs to tell the police officer who hit the lady because this is completely unacceptable,” McCreary said.

“Whoever you are, that’s the definition of a coward, hitting a lady. Get out of here,” he added.

Then he went back to the show.

“We can confirm that an incident occurred at a Scotty McCreary concert where a man assaulted a woman and the performer stopped the show,” Olga Robak, communications and public outreach director for the Colorado Department of Agriculture, told FOX 21.

“This incident is still under investigation, and we cannot comment further,” she said.

Fox News Digital has reached out to McCreary’s representatives and the police who secured the exhibit.

In 2019, Gabby McCreary made it clear that faith is an important part of their relationship.

“Our parents raised us to know that we are complete on our own and that’s something I really love about us,” she said on Caroline Hobby’s “Get Real” podcast. “We knew who we were before we got married. We knew who we were in Christ before we got married.”