Three Serious Incidents Inside 3 Days.

[Tired]

* Police shot a man outside of the WWE Performance Centre this afternoon. The victim was known to WWE staff as someone who had an obsession with one of their female talents. It is not known who this refers to, but it is someone who does feature on television. He had been banned from all WWE events and venues. Police were called as soon as he was spotted outside. When police arrived on the scene, the man charged at them with a knife. He was shot once in order to subdue him. The victim is currently recovering in hospital, but his injuries are described as ‘potentially life-threatening’.

The man’s name has not been made public at this time. A police spokesperson and WWE Chief Operating Officer Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque have both confirmed that the man is not a wrestler, and he has never been employed by or contracted with the WWE in any way. A number of WWE staff and performers are being questioned as part of the inquiries.

* TNA wrestler Thomas ‘Bram’ Latimer has been arrested on assault and unlawful imprisonment charges. Florida police were called to a disturbance at an address in Gulfport around 6am this morning. There they encountered Latimer and a woman who described herself as “his girlfriend”. It has already been confirmed that the woman is not Latimer’s wife, WWE Diva Charlotte.

It is alleged that Latimer followed the woman into a bedroom and locked her inside and refused to let her out. The report continues that Latimer pinned the woman to the bed by her throat. Both of these are serious charges. Latimer is currently being held in custody pending an investigation. TNA has already released a statement saying that Latimer has been suspended and removed from all future events until the investigation is finished. If Latimer is found guilty of either charge, his TNA contract will likely be terminated.

Latimer was arrested twice while he was under contract with the WWE. The first was for driving under the influence of alcohol in 2011. He was released after his second arrest in 2012, which involved disorderly intoxication and battery of a law enforcement officer.

* Dean Ambrose was almost assaulted on camera during a SmackDown taping on Saturday. The fan jumped the crowd barrier and charged at Ambrose. He did make contact, but was taken down by security before he could cause any harm. Ambrose was photographed by several fans laughing at his attacker as security apprehended him. However, dozens of witnesses have stated on social media that the attacker was brandishing a knife. This has not been confirmed and there has been no evidence of this so far.

This is not similar to an attack on Ambrose’s tag team partner Roman Reigns a month ago. In the middle of an untelevised No Disqualification match, a fan through a replica Money In The Bank briefcase at Reigns. The object struck Reigns in the back of the head. The fan was immediately removed from the building by security. The fan claimed that he was goaded on by others in the crowd. Reigns later commented that when the briefcase hit him, he believed that his opponent Bray Wyatt had struck him in the head with a kendo stick. He claimed that he was poised to attack Wyatt for real, but was then left bewildered when he saw the briefcase in the ring.

 

[PinkFloyd]

What kind of fucking asshole takes advantage of a woman? that's awful
As for the fans, the weird obsessive guy reminds me of bjork stalker(Spooky guy)

 

[Best... Since Day One]

If I can add a fourth. As The Morning Call reports:

Wrestling legend Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka is being charged with third-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter for the death of his girlfriend more than 32 years ago in an assault at an Allentown area motel, Lehigh County authorities said.
The charges were announced at a news conference Tuesday afternoon.
Snuka, 72, was arrested Tuesday morning at his New Jersey home and arraigned at 1:50 p.m. from the Lehigh County Central Booking Center. He was sent to county jail under $100,000 bail.
Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin re-opened the case last year, prompted in part by a Morning Call investigation that raised questions about the death of Snuka's 23-year-old girlfriend, Nancy Argentino, in May 1983. The Call story revealed a never-before-seen autopsy report that labeled the case a homicide.
The grand jury's term ended at the end of July.
At the time of Argentino's death, Snuka was one of the World Wrestling Federation's biggest names, known for his high-flying finishing moves.
Reached Tuesday by phone, Argentino's sister Louise Argentino-Upham said it's a relief, especially since her mother turns 90 this year and may be able to see justice served.
"I think that it's been a long road," Argentino-Upham said. "They did the right thing in face of all the evidence."
Snuka had been at a WWF taping at the Allentown Fairgrounds on May 10, 1983, and returned to his Whitehall Township motel room to find Argentino, of Brooklyn, gasping for air and oozing yellow fluid from her mouth and nose, records show.
Argentino was pronounced dead at Lehigh Valley Hospital the next day. An autopsy determined she died of traumatic brain injuries and she suffered more than two dozen cuts and bruises — a possible sign of "mate abuse" — on her head, ear, chin, arms, hands, back, buttocks, legs and feet.
The autopsy also determined her injuries were consistent with being hit with a stationary object. In an autopsy report, forensic pathologist Isidore Mihalakis wrote the case should be investigated as a homicide until proven otherwise.
Snuka originally told at least five people, including the responding police officer, he shoved Argentino earlier that day, causing her to fall and hit her head, according to police interviews obtained by The Morning Call. He later told police those five people misunderstood him, and said Argentino slipped and hit her head when they stopped along the highway to urinate.
Snuka was the only person of interest in the case but was never charged.
The original Whitehall police investigation went cold June 1, 1983, after a follow-up interview with Snuka that was ordered by Lehigh Valley authorities and attended by WWF mogul Vince McMahon.
In an unprecedented move, Martin announced in January 2014 that a grand jury would investigate Argentino's mysterious death, acknowledging the role of The Morning Call's story. He said it was the oldest case he's ever sent before the grand jury.
Snuka, who lives in Waterford Township, N.J., was diagnosed with stomach cancer, his wife announced earlier this month.
In 1985, the Argentino family won a $500,000 wrongful death case against Snuka by default, but Snuka never paid because he claimed he was broke and couldn't afford a legal defense.
In his 2012 autobiography, Snuka maintained his innocence and said Argentino's death ruined his life.
"Many terrible things have been written about me hurting Nancy and being responsible for her death, but they are not true," he wrote. "This has been very hard on me and very hard on my family. To this day, I get nasty notes and threats. It hurts. I never hit Nancy or threatened her."
However, less than four months before Argentino's death, Snuka was charged with assaulting her in a New York motel and then fighting with police when they responded to the call. He pleaded guilty to harassment in the case with most of the serious charges being dropped.

Here is the link of the report
http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-jimmy-snuka-grand-jury-announcement-20150901-story.html