As noted before, former WWE, WCW, and ECW wrestler 2 Cold Scorpio, real name Charles Scaggs, was arrested in June of 2024 over a stabbing incident that same month in Kansas City, Missouri. This incident revolved around a confrontation that turned physical at a store between Scaggs and the victim while Scaggs was working as a security guard over Scaggs telling the person about him smoking inside. Scaggs pleaded guilty to the charges against him this past August. Prosecutors filed a motion this past September seeking to revoke bond for Scaggs and he was jailed that same month.
PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that Scaggs was sentenced to six years in prison today based on recent court records.
Johnson reported that Scaggs had pleaded guilty on the charges of assault – second degree and armed criminal action that were against him.
The court reportedly also ruled that Scaggs has an immediate chance to earn probation after completing an intensive 120-day program due to him having no prior criminal history.
Johnson reported that under Missouri law, a defendant can be sent to a specific DOC facility to complete an intensive, highly structured, boot-camp-style program designed to deliver a “shock” to the offender. Upon completion of the required 120 days, the Department of Corrections would then submit a report and recommendation to the court regarding the defendant’s conduct and progress. If successful, the court can grant probation which would release Scaggs from prison to serve the remainder of his six-year term under supervision in the community. If Scaggs is not successful, then the court can deny probation and he would be required to serve out the remainder of the full six-year prison sentence.

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