Jeff Hardy Arrested In Florida On Multiple Charges, Including DUI (Updated)

Publish date: 2024-05-20

has been arrested on multiple charges in Florida.

According to Volusia County Sheriff’s Office records, Jeff Hardy was arrested and booked early Monday morning on the following charges:

Hardy is still in custody, and he is scheduled to appear in court on June 14 in relation to the charges. He has been issued a surety bond totaling $3,500 for all three charges, including $2,500 for the third offense charge.

Hardy’s mugshot is below:

Jeff Hardy mugshot

Jeff Hardy is currently scheduled to compete in a Triple Threat Ladder Match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship on the “Road Rager” edition of AEW Dynamite, teaming with his brother, Matt, against The Young Bucks and Jurassic Express. All Elite Wrestling has not commented on Hardy’s arrest.

Jeff last competed at AEW Double or Nothing against the Young Bucks but took some time off to heal up from the match. Matt Hardy later shared that Jeff was nearly knocked out cold during that match; read more about what happened during the match from Matt Hardy’s point of view at .

Update: Marc Raimondi of ESPN reported more information about the arrest, citing the arrest report from Florida Highway Patrol. According to the report, Hardy’s car was “swerving” and “running off” the road, and when an officer engaged him, Hardy seemed to be “in a stupor and confused.” Additionally, once he stepped out of his vehicle, Hardy smelled of alcohol, and he could not successfully complete any sobriety exercises “without risk of falling.” Finally, after he took a breath test, the first sample showed that Hardy’s blood-alcohol contest was 0.294; the second test read 0.291. In Florida, the legal limit to drive is 0.08.

Once he left his car, Hardy was unsteady and smelled of alcohol, per the report. Officers, through conversation, learned Hardy had been drinking. Hardy could not complete any portion of sobriety exercises successfully “or without risk of falling,” the officer wrote in the report.

— Marc Raimondi (@marcraimondi) June 13, 2022

Officers administered a breath test and Hardy’s first sample read 0.294 of blood-alcohol content. A second sample read 0.291. The legal limit to drive in Florida is .08.

— Marc Raimondi (@marcraimondi) June 13, 2022

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