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Pro wrestler Jeff Hardy is facing driving under the influence and other charges after being arrested in Florida.
Hardy, 44, was pulled over by a state trooper early on Monday after Florida Highway Patrol received calls about an impaired driver on Interstate 95 in Volusia County.
The county is home to Daytona Beach.
Besides driving under the influence, Hardy faces charges of driving while a licence was revoked and violating restrictions placed on his driving licence.
Jail records show he was released on a 3,500 dollar (£2,900) bond.
Court records show that Hardy lives in Cameron, North Carolina.
He has had a more than two-decade career in the WWE, often teaming up with his brother Matt Hardy for matches. He now is on the roster of the All Elite Wrestling league.
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