WWE Star Liv Morgan Arrested for Marijuana Possession

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Dec.18.2023
WWE Star Liv Morgan Arrested for Marijuana Possession
WWE star Liv Morgan arrested for marijuana possession, arrest photo leaked online, unlikely to impact her career.

In recent days, according to TMZ, WWE star Liv Morgan's arrest photo has been widely circulated online after she was arrested for possession of marijuana. She was charged by the Florida Police Department after being pulled over by the police while driving a Jeep in Seminole County last Thursday.

 

According to reports, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a representative allegedly driving erratically between the white and yellow lines. Sources from TMZ revealed that the deputy immediately detected the smell of marijuana as he approached Morgan's vehicle, prompting a search. The officer discovered a small bag of marijuana and an e-cigarette pen containing a substance resembling oil, later identified to contain THC.

 

Despite many states in the United States no longer imposing criminal penalties for possessing marijuana, Florida is definitely not one of them.

 

Liv Morgan was swiftly arrested for possession of 20 grams or less of marijuana and detained in the Satter County Jail. Furthermore, she was released after paying a $3,000 bail. Morgan is currently a prominent figure in Raw and a former Smackdown Women's Champion. It is highly unlikely that this incident will have any impact on her professional career. However, leaked photos of Morgan's arrest have surfaced online, despite her impressive record of winning the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship twice.

 

Twitter users and fans quickly pointed out that despite not wearing makeup and possibly being under the influence of medication, Morgan still looked absolutely stunning.

 

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