Major Update Emerges in Liv Morgan Stalking Case Following Court Ruling – Reports

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The case dates back to May 2025, when Chan allegedly flew from Scarborough, Ontario, to Florida. Days later, investigators alleged that Chan traveled to Liv Morgan’s home in Florida, where he spent hours around the property. According to the criminal complaint, he circled the residence multiple times, entered the backyard, attempted to access the front door, and remained outside for several hours before leaving a handwritten note.

The note reportedly identified Chan by name and included his Canadian address and phone number. It also claimed he had only intended to make a “friendly visit” while disputing the suggestion that he was stalking the WWE Superstar.

Authorities stated that the FBI arrested Chan on June 3, 2025, after WWE security personnel reviewed surveillance footage from Liv Morgan’s home. He was later indicted on a charge of interstate domestic violence and remained in custody while awaiting trial after multiple unsuccessful attempts to secure his release.

Chan ultimately pursued an insanity defense. Following the court’s ruling that found him not guilty by reason of insanity, records indicated that he was transferred into the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after expressing a desire to return to Canada.

The latest update noted that Chan is no longer listed as being held in ICE custody in Florida, leading to the belief that he has now been deported from the United States.

Vince Russo shared strong opinion after Liv Morgan stalking incident

Former WWE head writer Vince Russo previously weighed in on the stalking case involving Liv Morgan, arguing that social media has made wrestlers far too accessible to unstable individuals.

Speaking on The Wrestling Outlaws last year, Russo said modern-day wrestlers need to be far more cautious about how they present themselves online and should stop giving fans so much access to their personal lives.

“Bro they are making themselves too accesible. They really are. On social media they are making themselves too accesible. Bro you are talking about whackos. And bro if you are coming across as this nice, honey person, down to earth, bro whackos are gonna think they got a shot with you bro. Whackos are gonna think, man if I just go down to the training facility and they happen to be there, bro they’ve got to stop making themselves so accesible. Chris you know we live in a world where everybody wants to be liked. Bro they’ve gotta stop.”

The legal proceedings mark the latest chapter in a case that drew major attention due to the involvement of one of WWE’s biggest stars. Neither Liv Morgan nor the sports entertainment juggernaut has publicly commented on the reported deportation.