Dog The Bounty Hunter’s daughter Lyssa arrested for harassment against law enforcement and resisting arrest
DUANE “Dog” Chapman’s daughter Lyssa has been arrested for harassment against law enforcement and resisting arrest.
Lyssa, 32, was arrested in Kaneohe County in Hawaii on Thursday at 10:05pm for the charges, Central Receiving in Honolulu confirmed to The Sun.
The legal trouble comes after months of feuding with her dad and his new girlfriend .
Lyssa has slammed Moon over social media for moving in on her dad after her stepmom Beth passed away from cancer in June 2019.
The Sun reported because of their feud.
Lyssa fired in December over Twitter: “You’re a disgusting woman. Any person who moves in on a man weeks after losing his wife, who you were supposed to be a ‘friend’ to, is the lowest scum on the planet.”
Lyssa took to Twitter before the arrest to pay tribute to her late stepmom.
She wrote on Twitter, along with a bikini photo of her stepmom: "#WhatARealWomanLooksLike
"Beth, I went to Bubba Gump Co. today and said goodbye to your booth. I remember all the drinks, memories, shopping trips, Christmas's and FUN we had. I miss you so much. Constantly trying to keep your legacy alive."
A source previously told The Sun if they do walk down the aisle.
The insider said: "The kids don't know for sure if the TV proposal was real or just for publicity - but at the end of the day he said it and they wouldn't be surprised if he meant it.
"They are pretty disappointed and just don't know what's going around his head. They understand he is grieving but they are grieving too and seeing him propose on TV to another woman is hard for them."
The insider continued: "If there is a wedding none of his family will be there - no one. They think the relationship is a train wreck - and they are not staying aboard - they're jumping off.
"They don't wish anything bad on their dad, but at the same time they don't want any part of this. It's hard for them - right now they feel like they have lost two parents - not just Beth but Dog too."
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