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Here we go again: Randy Travis’ reputation is taking a beating.

The country singer was been arrested for suspicion of DWI, TMZ first reported. Travis, 53, crashed his car around Dallas Tuesday night, and was also held on a "retaliation and obstruction" charge, a felony.

He was arrested in February on a charge of public intoxication after police found him reeking of alcohol and carrying an open bottle of wine in a church parking lot.

The Texas resident told police at the time he was upset over a fight with his girlfriend.

He split from his wife of 19 years in 2010.

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