Walking Dead Actor Chad Coleman Apologizes For Subway Rant; Says It Is Caused By ‘Built-Up Frustration'

Walking Dead actor, Chad Coleman apologizes after being caught losing his temper while commuting on a New York subway train on Friday with some passengers scared with his anger.

According to Mail Online, the actor wants to apologize for scaring commuters on the train further saying that the rant is caused by built-up frustration that he felt towards the recent Baltimore fights.

The actor, further said, that he is not drunk but he 'felt the need to stand up for himself.'

Cole's relative from Queens also spoke about the actor's 'odd behavior saying, "It was all just a big mistake," Fox News.

In a video posted on TMZ, the actor, who played as Tyreese in the TV series, is screaming with ranting nonsensically and loudly. He also did not deny that he is Chad L. Coleman.

It can also be seen that passengers have been afraid with his outburst as they abandon their seats and avoided him.

"I wanna know where my humanitarians are!" he yelled, walking up and down the train. "Yes, I am Chad L. Coleman. I am on The Wire, The Walking Dead, I'm not trying to f--k with you. I'm telling you the truth."

"If you care, f--king care! And that's the goddamn truth," he shouted. "And when you record what I said, tell me what the f--k you exposed. Nothing but the truth," the actor said as reported in Gothamist.

Coleman's outburst got worse as he overheard a conversation from one of the passengers in the train saying that they did not know him.

As said, the guy told the girl seated next to him saying "No, we don't know that n*****." These lines are said to have made the actor even angrier.

The video showing Chad Cole's rant has been viral in Youtube since it was posted.