Police arrested Lily Stewart, a University of Georgia sorority student, early Sunday on charges of obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling

. Stewart, 20, remains in jail with bail set at $4,000, according to police records obtained by TMZ.

Authorities previously arrested Stewart earlier this month for speeding. Officers first stopped her for driving 70 MPH in a 55 MPH zone, but she later exceeded 80 MPH after being pulled over.

Her mugshot went viral, with social media users dubbing her the “world’s hottest college student.”

Another Legal Trouble For Lily Stewart

Stewart’s attorney, Stephen Morris, successfully dropped her initial speeding charge.

He claimed online trolls targeted her after her mugshot gained widespread attention. However, her latest arrest suggests she may face a tougher legal battle.

Details regarding the obstruction charge remain unclear. Law enforcement has not yet provided specific information about what led to her arrest.

TMZ reports that Stewart remains in custody and is awaiting further legal proceedings.

Since her first arrest, Stewart has received overwhelming online attention. She admitted to getting messages from young admirers and older men, with some offering to pay her bail.

Her latest arrest will likely intensify public interest in her case.

Stewart’s legal troubles continue to grow, and authorities have not disclosed whether she faces additional charges.

With her attorney previously arguing that social media exposure made her a target, it remains uncertain how this case will unfold.

Arrested Again: The Latest Charges Against Lily Stewart

According to public records obtained from the Athens-Clarke County Sheriff’s Office, Lily Stewart was arrested late Friday evening after what police described as a “disturbance incident” near downtown Athens.

Stewart was reportedly involved in an altercation outside a local bar that escalated into a physical confrontation.

Witnesses stated that Stewart appeared to be under the influence of alcohol, and officers were called to the scene after a bouncer refused to let her re-enter the establishment.

Upon arrival, police allege Stewart became argumentative and resisted officers’ efforts to de-escalate the situation.

She was taken into custody and charged with disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and resisting arrest.

According to the police report, no injuries were reported, and Stewart was released the following morning on a $1,500 bond.

While the charges are misdemeanors, the incident has rekindled intense public interest in the young woman whose story seems to straddle the line between tabloid spectacle and societal commentary.