Moreland was arrested on Wednesday, Nov. 4, near Green Valley Parkway and Pebble Road in Henderson, according to the Henderson Police Department. He had been held on four felony sex abuse-related charges.

The charges originate in Kern County, California. The Kern County District Attorney's Office said the arrest warrant stems from a 2021 case that initially did not result in charges against Moreland. Prosecutors said the case was reopened after comments Moreland made in a documentary titled "The Sick Mind of EDP445" met the threshold to be treated as new evidence.

Following Monday's hearing, the judge ruled that California authorities have 30 days to take Moreland into custody. Once extradited, he will also face a $30,000 bail, according to court information.

Moreland's arrest drew attention in Henderson and across online communities where he built a following. The case now moves to California, where prosecutors will pursue the felony charges in Kern County.

The 2021 case's revival hinged on statements Moreland made in the documentary, a detail that underscores how publicly available media can become evidence in criminal proceedings. Prosecutors have not elaborated on the specific comments that prompted them to reopen the investigation.

Moreland remains in custody in Nevada pending transfer. It was not immediately clear whether he has retained an attorney in the California case.