Case Resolved with No Formal Conviction; Morgan Focuses on Future Aspirations

Summary

– Footage has emerged from Liv Morgan’s December 2023 arrest for marijuana possession, with the case already resolved earlier this year.

– Morgan (real name Gionna Daddio) was charged with possession of marijuana and a synthetic cannabinoid, the latter of which was dropped due to testing limitations.

– Morgan entered a plea of nolo contendere, avoiding formal conviction and facing only fines and court costs.

Footage has surfaced detailing the December 2023 arrest of WWE star Liv Morgan (Gionna Daddio) for marijuana possession. The incident, which took place in Florida, involved charges for possession of a synthetic cannabinoid and marijuana (20 grams or less). The synthetic cannabinoid charge was dropped in January due to the absence of necessary testing facilities in Florida, and Morgan resolved the case in February by entering a plea of nolo contendere. She avoided formal conviction and was required to pay fines and court costs.

The Law & Crime Network recently released police bodycam footage from the 26-minute encounter. According to the video, Morgan was pulled over by an officer who noted her erratic driving, including swerving and driving significantly below the speed limit. Upon approaching her vehicle, the officer detected the smell of marijuana. While Morgan denied smoking marijuana, she admitted to having it in her vehicle. Additionally, a vape was found in her jeep, which Morgan claimed she did not know belonged to her.

During the stop, officers discovered Morgan’s WWE affiliation through items in her jeep, including a planner outlining her life goals. The planner revealed her ambitions to buy multiple houses, break into Hollywood, win an Oscar, make the WWE Hall of Fame, become a multi-time WWE champion, host a successful podcast, own a home in another country, do voiceover work, and maintain happiness and health.

Morgan’s boyfriend, WWE’s Bo Dallas (Taylor Rotunda), was contacted during the incident. Despite the arrest, Morgan did not face disciplinary action from WWE. She is currently scheduled to challenge Becky Lynch for the Women’s World Championship at WWE King & Queen of the Ring in Saudi Arabia on May 25.

In response to the attention generated by the bodycam footage, Morgan shared a link to a Make-A-Wish charity sweepstakes, emphasizing her commitment to positive endeavors and her future aspirations.