Federal case against accused stalker heads back before judge after delays
Summary
– The criminal case involving the man accused of stalking Liv Morgan is returning to court after multiple delays
– Shawn Chan is scheduled for a Thursday hearing in federal court in Tampa
– The trial is now tentatively expected to begin in June after earlier postponements
The criminal case involving the man accused of stalking Liv Morgan is heading back to court this week.
Shawn Chan, a Canadian man accused of traveling to Florida and targeting the WWE star, is scheduled for a Thursday hearing at 10:30 a.m. in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida in Tampa.
The case has already been delayed several times. It was previously expected to move toward trial earlier this year, but the schedule shifted after legal issues involving the defense and a change in public defender.
Authorities allege that Chan traveled from Canada to Florida in 2025 and visited Morgan’s home. Reports say he spent time around the property, attempted to enter the residence, and left behind a handwritten note before being arrested at the WWE Performance Center.
Morgan was not home during the alleged incident. The case later moved into federal court, where Chan has faced a charge tied to interstate stalking or domestic violence reporting, depending on the filing referenced in coverage. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
The trial is now tentatively expected to begin sometime in June. For now, Thursday’s hearing is the next major step in a case that has already seen repeated postponements.
Because this remains an active criminal case, the allegations against Chan have not been proven in court.
