The news surrounding the Liv Morgan alleged stalker arrest at WWE Performance Center during the NXT taping on June 3, 2025, has triggered widespread concern and confusion online. Initial reports from attendees claimed a stalker had been apprehended, but official records later clarified those arrested were charged with trespassing rather than stalking.
Initial Reports Spark Panic Among WWE Fans
Reports began circulating across social media and news outlets when a fan inside the WWE Performance Center shared details of a supposed stalker’s arrest. The fan’s posts detailed a dramatic scene with police officers involved and multiple bags of evidence gathered at the site. Liv Morgan, a prominent WWE Women’s champion, quickly became the discussion’s focal point as fans speculated about her safety and the nature of the incident.
“A legit Stalker was arrested outside of the PC tonightMultiple bags of evidence taken in by police officers…..I wish I was making this up yall….YALL NEED HELP SERIOUSLY SMH” — NaJee, (@NXTwithNaJee)
This account, along with the rapid sharing of information online, painted a frightening picture for Morgan’s supporters and fellow wrestlers. Anticipation grew as fans expected more information regarding the individual’s identity and possible charges filed as a result of the arrest at the arena.
Official Sources Confirm No Stalking Charges Filed
Despite the alarm caused by social media, outlets such as Ringside News provided crucial updates verifying that the person linked to the Liv Morgan alleged stalker arrest at WWE Performance Center was not actually charged with stalking. Orange County police reports revealed that three individuals were taken into custody, but their official charges were limited to trespassing at the facility during the taping.
“Despite reports of a “Liv Morgan stalker” being arrested outside the #WWENXT Performance Center, Orange County arrest records show no one was charged with stalking. Three individuals were arrested for trespassing, but no stalking charges were filed.” — Steve Carrier, (@stevecarrier_)
Additionally, internet rumor had linked the arrest to Armando Alejandro Montalvo, known in wrestling circles for prior incidents with WWE locations. However, authorities confirmed that Montalvo was not involved in this trespassing case, quelling a wave of fan speculation. The police, vigilant during the WWE Performance Center event, removed the individuals for unlawfully remaining on the property, but did not pursue stalking allegations.
Recent Events in Liv Morgan’s WWE Career
Meanwhile, Liv Morgan has faced professional turbulence in the ring. She recently participated in a highly anticipated Triple Threat match against Stephanie Vaquer and Ivy Nile, with the winner getting a spot in the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match. Unfortunately for Morgan, La Primera clinched victory, forcing Morgan to miss out on the Money in the Bank opportunity set to take place in California this Saturday.
Beyond her loss, Morgan, currently also a Women’s Tag Team Champion, endured a severe facial injury in another RAW match. As a result, she disclosed the possibility of consulting a plastic surgeon while staying in California. The incident, coupled with the false stalking narrative circulating online, added to the sense of vulnerability felt by WWE’s top female talent and their fans.
Company Response and Ongoing Security Concerns
This incident at the WWE Performance Center has sparked renewed debate around security measures taken for WWE employees and high-profile talent. The spread of erroneous information deepened concern among the fanbase, questioning whether current protocols sufficiently protect wrestlers and staff members. The coming weeks could determine whether WWE takes further steps to reassure fans and talent, particularly regarding trespassing or potential threats at company venues.
The rapid spread of unverified claims also highlights the critical need for responsible reporting and clear communication between authorities, fans, and the organization. Figures like Vince McMahon and Triple H, known for their distinct management styles, may need to address not only creative direction, but also the protective environment surrounding key names such as Liv Morgan, AJ Styles, Cody Rhodes, and others.
As anticipation builds for Money in the Bank and other major WWE events, the aftermath of this incident may prompt new measures to reduce the risks associated with large gatherings, intrusive fans, or individuals seeking unauthorized access to company properties. Enhanced vigilance from both Orange County police and WWE leadership is likely, aiming to prevent such confusion and ensure the wellbeing of talent and attendees alike.
