Teddy Hart, who made history as the youngest person to secure a developmental contract with WWE in 1998, faced significant legal troubles that tarnished his once-promising career. However, recent developments shed light on the status of his arrest warrant.
As previously reported, on July 15th, Teddy Hart was arrested in Brevard County, FL, facing multiple drug-related charges involving marijuana, steroids, and MDMA. The incident occurred when Officer Gonzales spotted Teddy speeding down Cheney Highway in a 2022 Ford Mustang, leading to a traffic stop near 3500 Cheney Highway.
Upon inspection, Officer Gonzales detected the odor of burning marijuana and discovered a medical marijuana container in the glove compartment. Further investigation revealed loose-leaf marijuana and suspicious pills and powder, which Teddy claimed were vitamins but were later confirmed to be MDMA. Anabolic steroids were also found in Teddy’s possession.
Following the arrest, a bench warrant was issued against Teddy Hart when he failed to appear in court for a mandatory hearing on his case. Despite several delays, the hearing proceeded without Teddy’s presence, resulting in the issuance of the bench warrant and the revocation of his bond.
However, PWInsider reported that the arrest warrant against Teddy Hart has been officially rescinded. This development suggests a potential shift in the legal proceedings surrounding Teddy’s case, although the specifics remain unclear.
”The bench warrant for Edward “Teddy Hart” Annis in the State of Florida has been officially rescinded, PWInsider.com has confirmed.”
