Jeff Hardy's DUI case closed, however loses licence for a decade

Wrestling star Jeff Hardy is placing his most up-to-date authorized downside behind him, because the DUI case in opposition to him that occurred final June in Florida was formally closed on Thursday.

Based on Volusia County courtroom data, Hardy entered a written plea of no contest, which means he accepted a conviction and punishment for the crime, however didn’t admit guilt.

Hardy was sentenced to 38 days in jail, however was granted an endorsement for a similar period of time because the time period has elapsed.

His licence was suspended for 10 years, in line with the Wrestling Observer.

The media outlet provides that Hardy was sentenced to 2 years probation, a court-ordered DUI or drug rehabilitation program and neighborhood service, and should pay 4,586 {dollars} in fines and courtroom prices.

Hardy was in hassle with the AEW for this violation

Hardy, who was suspended by All Elite Wrestling (AEW) a day after being arrested for his third DUI, may also be required to put on a lockout gadget for 2 years.

Jeff, who starred in WWE and TNA earlier than becoming a member of AEW, was arrested final June after Florida Freeway Patrol officers found he was driving inebriated.

FWP officers administered two exams to Hardy and declare he blew a .291 and .294, metrics effectively above the authorized restrict (.08) allowed in Florida, and even needed to take away their weapons throughout the cease.

Fortuitously, nobody was injured and Hardy was held with out incident.

The 45-year-old fighter nonetheless stays suspended by AEW and it isn’t recognized when he’ll return.