Woody Harrelson looked calm and collected while seen for the first time since reportedly punching an over eager fan in self-defense on Wednesday.
The Emmy-winning actor, 60, cut a casual figure during a bike ride around Washington D.C., where he is currently filming the movie The White House Plumbers about the Watergate scandal.
Woody allegedly got into a scuffle with a struck the man - who has yet to be identified - while out to dinner with his daughter at the Watergate hotel's rooftop bar, Top of the Gate, Wednesday night.
Out: Woody Harrelson enjoyed a bike ride around Washington D.C. on Friday, his first sighting since he reportedly punched a man at the rooftop bar of the Watergate hotel
During his bike ride, Harrelson sported blue shorts, a white tee shirt and flip-flops with sunglasses and a trucker hat.
He was joined by a friend with shaggy blonde hair who he chatted with through the outing.
The True Detective star looked like he was having a good day following a reported physical altercation with a fan on Wednesday.
Harrelson reportedly punched the persistent fan after the man took unsolicited photos of the Cheers star and refused to delete them, eyewitnesses say.
In town: The Emmy-winning actor, 60, is currently filming the movie The White House Plumbers about the Watergate scandal
Casual: During his bike ride, Harrelson sported blue shorts, a white tee shirt and flip-flops with sunglasses and a trucker hat
The actor struck the man - who has yet to be identified - while out with his daughter at the hotel's posh rooftop bar, Top of the Gate, at around 11 pm.
Police say charges are pending for the man, after he was questioned in his hotel room that night by investigators after fleeing the scene of the altercation - and he will faces charges.
However, Harrelson was not charged in the incident - as investigators say he acted 'in self-defense.'
According to police, the man - who police say had been drinking and has yet to be identified - lunged at Harrelson after the actor approached him and asked him to delete a slew of photographs he had taken of him and his daughter.
Harrelson, pictured here filming outside the Watergate earlier this week, punched the man after he lunged at the star while he was out with one of his daughters Wednesday night
Harrelson 'approached the man and requested him to delete the photos,' Dustin Sternbeck, director of communications at the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia, said in a statement after the incident, which occurred minutes after 11 pm Wednesday night.
Harrelson then 'got into a verbal dispute with' the man, who allegedly 'lunged toward' the actor to try to grab his neck, a public incident report filed after the late-night altercation reads.
Harrelson then preemptively punched the man before he could land his own blow, according to eyewitness accounts and the police report.
The man then fled from the star to his hotel room.
Harrelson, however, was not charged in the incident, as investigators say the star was acting in 'self defense'
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