WWE star Liv Morgan's Stalker situation– Here's what investigators discovered!
The police investigation has released new details regarding the Liv Morgan stalker situation.
The world of professional wrestling has seen multiple incidents involving obsessed fans threatening the security of
WWE
superstars.
In the past, such instances have been reported for stars like Alexa Bliss and Sonya Deville. Recently, Liv Morgan was the latest name in the conversation. It was reported that a stalker, obsessed with Morgan, was arrested outside the WWE Performance Center with a bag of evidence after the June 3rd edition of WWE NXT.
However, after further investigation, that turned out to be a false claim.
The stalker arrested had nothing to do with Liv Morgan
The Orange County Sheriff's Office in Florida released a statement regarding the entire situation that went down outside the WWE premises on Tuesday.
It stated that the person arrested was a man named Shawn Chan. His arrest had nothing to do with WWE or Liv Morgan. It was apparently a case of an outstanding burglary warrant from Pasco County.
'On June 3, 2025, at approximately 11:30 p.m., deputies made contact with Shawn Chan outside of the WWE Performance Center located at 5055 Forsyth Commerce Rd.,'
the statement reads.
'Chan had an outstanding warrant for burglary from the Pasco County Sheriff's Office.
Chan was placed under arrest and booked into the Orange County Jail. We have no details whatsoever about the Pasco County case, so you will need to reach out to that agency for more information.'
However, following the revelation of these details, it was reported that another stalker was arrested outside the Performance Center. The local police did not carry out this arrest, but a high-level agency got involved after a WWE source confirmed that the second man was indeed a Liv Morgan stalker. The source stated,
'The arrest was not carried out by local law enforcement, suggesting that a higher-level agency is now involved in the matter.'
The authorities made it clear that Shawn Chan's arrest was not related to this situation. With Liv Morgan's well being threatened amidst these stalker situation reports, it remains to be seen if she will address the matter herself or not.
Also read:
Top 5 best WWE Money in the Bank matches of all time
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Hindustan Times
13 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Sharda University ex-student dies by suicide; 2nd case in six weeks
A 24-year-old man, earlier enrolled in Sharda University's (Computer Science) programme, allegedly died by suicide in a private hostel in Knowledge Park on Friday night, police said on Saturday. (Representative image) An autopsy is being conducted, and the body will be handed over to the family (Getty Images/iStockphoto) The deceased, originally from Purnia in Bihar, was found hanging inside his room in a private hostel around two kilometres from the university campus. Police said a suicide note was recovered in which the victim mentioned being under 'severe mental stress' and requested university authorities to refund the unused portion of his fees since he had stopped attending college after his second year. No FIR registered Sarvesh Singh, station house officer of Knowledge Park, said, 'The victim clearly wrote that no one was responsible for his decision. He was under mental stress and had multiple backlogs, which may have left him disheartened. An autopsy is being conducted, and the body will be handed over to the family.' Police confirmed no FIR has been registered based on the note. Family disputes university claim The victim's father alleged negligence by the university and hostel authorities. 'If my son was not attending classes, the college should have informed us. He spoke to us a day before and showed no signs of stress,' he said. Relatives of the deceased said that he had recently visited Bihar in May before returning to Greater Noida on June 2. He is survived by his parents and a younger sister. University denies enrolment Sharda University, however, denied that the victim was a current student. 'He was not enrolled with the university for the past two years. After failing to clear his second year, he got a year back but did not come for readmission. We had also sent him an email, asking either to opt for readmission or to formally withdraw. Neither the student nor his family ever responded or approached the university. Since he was no longer a registered student, the question of us charging fees does not arise,' said Dr Ajit Kumar, director (public relations), Sharda University. The incident has renewed concerns over student mental health and communication gaps between families and institutions. This marks the second suspected suicide linked to Sharda University within one-and-a-half month. In July, a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) student at the university died by suicide, allegedly following humiliation by faculty members.
Hindustan Times
14 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Gurugram court allows ₹1.80-cr suit by man against wife over false dowry case
In a landmark order, a district court has admitted a ₹1.80 crore damages suit filed by a UK-based man against his former wife, who had earlier accused him in a false dowry case. Delivered on August 13, 2025, by civil judge (senior division) Manish Kumar, the ruling is being viewed as a significant relief for husbands entangled in prolonged litigation stemming from false matrimonial disputes. To be sure, the man was granted a divorce by a UK court in 2020. (Getty Images/iStockphoto) The plaintiff, Gurusharam Lal Awasthi, had been acquitted of charges under Sections 498A (cruelty), 406 (criminal breach of trust) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code, first by a lower court in 2016 and later by a sessions court in 2018. Following his acquittal, Awasthi filed a civil suit against his ex-wife for malicious prosecution, citing financial losses and personal suffering during the 16-year long legal battle. To be sure, Awasthi was granted a divorce by a UK court in 2020. However, neither he nor his wife filed for recognition of the decree before Indian courts. Under Indian law, a foreign divorce is not automatically valid unless it satisfies strict conditions, such as both parties submitting to the jurisdiction of the foreign court and the divorce being granted on grounds recognised by Indian matrimonial law. In the absence of such recognition, the marriage continues to subsist in the eyes of Indian courts. The plaintiff's ex-wife opposed the suit on August 13, contending that it was not maintainable since an appeal against Awasthi's acquittal was still pending before the high counsel also argued that the mandatory court fee had not been deposited. However, rejecting these objections, the court held that the pendency of a revision petition does not nullify an acquittal and clarified that a tentative court fee is permissible in cases of unliquidated damages. 'The plaint prima facie discloses a cause of action for malicious prosecution,' judge Kumar observed, adding that the ex-wife's claims of the suit being 'false and concocted' could only be examined during trial. The matter has now been adjourned to November 20, 2025, for filing of a written statement. Speaking to HT, Awasthi recalled his ordeal, 'My marriage lasted only seven days, but I spent 40 days in jail and 16 years fighting cases. They demanded ₹1.20 crore to settle the matter, but I chose to fight. My passport was seized for three years; I couldn't work, I couldn't travel, and my family suffered immensely. I lost my father to the constant police harassment. No one can quantify the damage this caused to my dignity and life.' Women's rights activist and documentary filmmaker Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj, who assisted Awasthi, welcomed the ruling. 'This judgement is worth applauding. It gives hope to thousands of men trapped in false dowry cases. Despite immense personal, financial, and emotional loss, this man continued his fight. His perseverance could pave the way for more men to seek justice through malicious prosecution cases,' she said. Legal experts said the order underscores judicial recognition of the misuse of dowry laws and may serve as a deterrent against frivolous complaints in matrimonial disputes. Adding perspective, Ambika Yadav, a senior lawyer at the Gurugram district court, said the order could set an important precedent. 'For years, courts have been cautious in admitting civil suits for malicious prosecution in matrimonial disputes. By allowing this case to proceed despite a pending appeal, the court has clarified that acquittal is a valid ground for seeking damages. This is a strong message that misuse of criminal law cannot go unchecked, and it will open doors for similarly placed litigants.'
Economic Times
a day ago
- Economic Times
Louisiana sues Roblox game platform over child safety
Getty Images San Francisco, Aug 16, 2025 -The US state of Louisiana has filed a lawsuit accusing Roblox of facilitating the exploitation of children, prompting the online game platform to reject the claim as "untrue" on Friday. A lawsuit filed by Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill contends that Silicon Valley-based Roblox facilitates distribution of child sexual abuse material and the exploitation of minors. "Roblox is overrun with harmful content and child predators because it prioritizes user growth, revenue, and profits over child safety," Murrill maintained in a release. The lawsuit charges Roblox with "knowingly and intentionally" failing to implement basic safety controls to protect 82 million people use Roblox daily, with more than half of them being younger than 18 years of age, according to the suit."Any assertion that Roblox would intentionally put our users at risk of exploitation is simply untrue," the company said Friday in a posted response to the filing."No system is perfect and bad actors adapt to evade detection," the company added, stressing that it works "continuously" to promote a safe online environment on the Roblox online gaming and creation platform was founded in 2004 and allows users to play, create and share virtual is one of the most popular online platforms for children, "offering a vibrant world of interactive games, imaginative play, and creative self-expression," according to the nonprofit Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI).A FOSI guide available at its website "walks parents through the basics of Roblox, the ways children commonly engage with it, and how to use built-in features like content filters, chat settings, and screen time controls" for announced major safety upgrades late last year, introducing remote parental controls and restricting communication features for users under FOSI endorsed the changes at the time, its chief saying Roblox was taking "significant steps toward building a safer digital environment." Elevate your knowledge and leadership skills at a cost cheaper than your daily tea. 3 years on, Akasa's next challenge: Staying in the air against IndiGo's dominance Jane Street blow pushes Indian quants to ancient Greek idea to thrive Why are mid-cap stocks fizzling out? It's not just about Trump tariffs. As 50% US tariff looms, 6 key steps that can safeguard Indian economy End of an era: The Maggi Man who rebuilt Nestlé India bows out Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and return potential of more than 25% in 1 year Logistics sector: Be tactical in the face of head & tailwinds; 6 logistics stocks with an upside potential of over 30% These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 20% return in 1 year, according to analysts
