Alleged Liv Morgan Stalker Denied Request For Pre-Trial Release

The man accused of stalking Liv Morgan has been denied a request to be released on bond as he awaits trial. As previously reported, a hearing was set for today on regard to shawn Chen’s request for for release on bond as he awaits trial on charges of stalking Morgan. PWInsider reports that the court denied Chen’s request, ruling that he should be held through trial which is expected to take place in November.

Chen’s lawyers had filed the motion stating that they had secured him a bed at a local Salvation Army. Prosecutors opposed Chan’s motion, arguing that he is a flight risk and that securing the bed doesn’t meet the requirement for his incarceration status to be reconsidered.

The court stated in its ruling that “Salvation Army, which a voluntary adult rehabilitation program, is allowing the defendant to stay there. This is not a significant change in circumstances.” The ruling also notes that Chan has had a psychological evaluation, which has determined that he has a delusional disorder “and has a delusion regarding the victim.”

Chan was arrested and charged with a count of interstate domestic violence after he allegedly traveled from Canada to Orlando, Florida where, after claiming he was headed to the WWE Performance Center, went to Morgan’s home on May 31st, and attempted to gain entry. He was arrested in June 3rd and indicted on June 25th, and faces up to five years in prison.