The University of Georgia student whose mug shot went viral last week has been arrested again … TMZ has learned.

According to police records, obtained by TMZ, Lily Stewart was busted by cops in Georgia early Sunday. According to records, the 20-year-old college student was picked up by cops on charges of obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling.

Both are misdemeanor charges. Lily is still in jail and her bail is set at $4,000.

Earlier this month, she was arrested and booked on a speeding in excess of maximum limits charge, a misdemeanor. Her attorney Stephen Morris told us he got the speeding charge against Lily dropped. Morris says he informed the prosecutor that Lily was being targeted by online trolls who made a slew of vile comments after her mug shot went viral.

We spoke to the bombshell last week and she told us since her mug shot went viral she’s getting hundreds of direct messages from guys ranging from corny younger guys to old, creepy men. Lily claims some guys even offered to pay her bail during her last arrest.

Police believe the shooting involving rapper Sauce Walka was targeted.

Authorities in Memphis held a press conference late Saturday night in which they announced their CSI investigators have determined Sauce Walka and another individual were sought out by the gunmen.

Sauce and the other victim were outside a vehicle when the suspects pulled up with multiple people inside and began opening fire. Law enforcement says there was no conversation between either party before or during the shooting. The suspects fled in a four-door white vehicle from the downtown area.

Police do not believe this was a random act and say this was absolutely a targeted attack on Sauce Walka and the other victim.

Parkgoers at Walt Disney World experienced a scary situation over the weekend when a fire broke out backstage at the theme park EPCOT.

Video shared on social media Saturday night showed a dark plume of smoke billowing from the Orlando, Florida theme park. Guests who recorded the fierce flames billowing from the France Pavilion area of the park were overheard reacting to the flames saying, “Oh my God, it’s right there!”

Disney staff told FOX 35 some people were forced to evacuate “Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure” to a backstage area.

The timing of the fire isn’t great as it’s currently the peak of Spring Break season and the park is packed with guests.