The Band Camino have removed Graham Rowell as their bass player after accusations of sexual misconduct between him and fans reportedly surfaced online.

The band issued a statement across their social media on Thursday (April 9).

“The Band CAMINO has decided to part ways with Graham Rowell due to personal reasons,” the band stated. “Stay safe and take care of each other, we’ll be back soon.”

See the tweet, below.

After the statement was released, fans began to come forward with public accusations of Rowell’s misconduct with fans.

You can read one user’s alleged account here, via Twitter.

Rowell has not yet publicly commented about his reported departure from the band, nor on the allegations of sexual misconduct. He has since changed his social media account settings to private.

UPDATE: The original version of this article that was published on April 9 included a number of embedded reactions and tweets, all originally published publicly on Twitter, from individual Twitter users, per public domain. They were included to provide context for the story and to shed light on the accusations. As a courtesy to the individuals, they have been removed.

JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. (WPMI) — 

According to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, the original bass player for the band Three Doors Down, 46-year-old Todd Harrell, was arrested June 15 on drug, firearms and domestic violence charges.

Deputies responded to his St. Martin home after an alarm went off. They say Harrell’s wife told deputies the couple was arguing when things became physical. When they saw guns and drugs, deputies called the narcotics unit who got a search warrant for the residence.

Harrell is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a controlled substance and domestic violence/simple assault.

Harrell is also wanted in Tennessee on a probation violation.

He has been jailed with no bond, pending an initial court hearing.