WWE Star Gionna Daddio's Drug Charges Dismissed

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Jan.08.2024

WWE Star Gionna Daddio's Drug Charges Dismissed

American WWE wrestling star Gionna Daddio has had a drug felony charge dropped, but still faces a marijuana possession charge.

In recent days, according to Villages report, the drug felony charge against renowned American WWE wrestler Gionna Daddio has been dismissed. The 29-year-old has been active in the WWE arena, previously facing drug crime allegations following an arrest.

Publicly available documents reveal that Dadio successfully appealed to have the charges of synthetic marijuana possession dismissed in the Samt County Court. However, she still faces charges of the least serious offense of marijuana control. Dadio has already retained a lawyer from West Palm Beach to provide her with criminal defense.

On December 14, 2023, Dadio caught the attention of the Sheriff of Samtet County while driving a Jeep, as he repeatedly crossed both yellow and white lines. As a result, he was arrested. A search conducted inside the vehicle uncovered a small plastic bag containing marijuana, as well as an e-cigarette with a substance resembling oil found in the center console.

At the time of arrest, Dario expressed uncertainty about the source of the e-cigarette. She admitted to having a habit of using marijuana but denied using e-cigarettes. She also mentioned that her car often carries multiple individuals.

References:

[1] WWE wrestling star wins dismissal of felony drug charge

Also Read:

[1] WWE Star Liv Morgan Arrested for Marijuana Possession

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