Chad L. Coleman Apologizes for Subway Rant

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The 'Walking Dead' actor stands by the message he made on the NYC train but admits it could have been conveyed in a more gentle way.

May 3, 2015

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Chad L. Coleman regrets his subway meltdown after it went viral on Friday, April 1. The actor who plays Tyreese on "The Walking Dead" apologizes to his family and cast members on the AMC show for causing a scene on the train, but he stands by his message.

According to TMZ, Coleman overheard two people on the train trying to figure out where they knew him from, and he exploded when the guy told the girl, "No, we don't know that n****." He also claimed his outburst was caused by "built up frustration" over the Baltimore situation.

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"I wanna know where my humanitarians are. Yes, I'm Chad L. Coleman. I'm on 'The Wire' and 'The Walking Dead'. I'm not trying to f**king play no games with you. Yes, I'm an actor," he was caught on camera yelling at the other commuters. "Don't tell me I'm making this up. A humanitarian. If you care, f**king care! And that's the G-d-damn truth!"

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