Some people seem never to learn their lesson.

Michael Wayne Hall, who the news describes as a “porn actor,” was arrested on June 4 for charges including human trafficking, terroristic threatening, domestic battery, and aggravated assault.  It seems he didn’t learn his lesson because he’s back in custody.

US Marshals have arrested Michael Wayne Hall, a 32-year-old Van Buren, Arkansas resident and former OnlyFans content creator, for violating the terms of his suspended sentence. Hall was taken into custody on January 22 at an Amtrak station in Orlando, Florida, by the Florida/Caribbean Regional Fugitive Task Force.

Hall had previously pleaded guilty on December 17, 2024, to charges including attempted human trafficking, two counts of aggravated assault, and terroristic threatening. A habitual offender, Hall was sentenced to 120 days in the Crawford County Jail, followed by a 10-year suspended imposition of sentence, with strict conditions prohibiting his involvement in pornography.

Under the conditions of his suspended sentence, Hall was barred from filming, participating in, or directing any pornographic content.

Additionally, he was prohibited from uploading, selling, or purchasing pornography and from soliciting individuals to participate in adult content. However, according to court filings by Crawford County Prosecuting Attorney Kevin Holmes, Hall violated these terms by engaging in several prohibited activities, including:

• Failing to remove a person’s photo from his social media accounts.
• Soliciting and engaging in pornography-related activities.
• Harassing communications.
• Unlawfully distributing sexual images and recordings.

On January 15, a petition to revoke Hall’s suspended sentence was filed by Prosecutor Holmes, leading to a warrant for his arrest. Investigators determined that Hall had fled Arkansas. Based on tips and coordination with Arkansas authorities, U.S. Marshals tracked Hall to Orlando, where he was attempting to board a train. He was arrested without incident.

Hall is currently being held at the Orange Correctional Center in Florida and is awaiting extradition to Arkansas. Once returned, Hall could face up to 36 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

Before entering his guilty plea in December, Hall was set to face three jury trials throughout 2025 for his involvement in alleged criminal activities. His initial charges stemmed from cases involving human trafficking, coercion, and pornography-related offenses. The conditions of his suspended sentence were designed to prevent further involvement in the adult industry or similar criminal conduct.

The successful arrest of Hall highlights the coordination between multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Sebastian County Sheriff’s Office, Fort Smith Police Department, Van Buren Police Department, Alma Police Department, and Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. In a statement, the U.S. Marshals emphasized their commitment to tracking down fugitives who attempt to evade justice.

Hall’s case serves as a reminder of the strict conditions attached to suspended sentences and the severe consequences of violating those terms. Upon his extradition to Arkansas, he will face proceedings that could result in a lengthy prison sentence.

Law enforcement officials reiterated their dedication to ensuring justice, with Prosecutor Kevin Holmes stating, “This case demonstrates the importance of holding individuals accountable for their actions, especially when those actions jeopardize the safety and well-being of others.”

Hall’s legal battles are far from over, as he now faces additional charges for his alleged violations, ensuring further scrutiny of his actions under the law.

You can click here for details on his previous arrest.