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Former WWE Star Alberto Del Rio Detained After Alleged Domestic Violence Incident

The authorities have detained former WWE champion Alberto Del Rio. The Mexican has been taken into custody in Mexico following a reported incident that is now under investigation.

The situation remains ongoing, with limited confirmed details as authorities continue to assess the case.

Alberto Del Rio, whose real name is Jose Alberto Rodriguez Chucuan, was reportedly detained on April 6, 2026, in San Luis Potosí.

According to reports (via La Saga), members of the State Civil Guard responded to an emergency call and took him into custody in the Lomas del Tec neighborhood.

Alberto Del Rio detained in San Luis Potosí following reported complaint

The detention followed a call to emergency services made by his wife, who reported an alleged domestic violence incident.

Authorities responded to the call through the C5 system, leading to Del Rio’s apprehension at the scene. As of now, officials have not confirmed formal charges, and the case remains under active investigation.

Reports indicate that only limited information has been released publicly with images circulating on social media showing Del Rio in custody. However, no official statement has clarified the next steps in the legal process or whether charges will be filed.

This latest development adds to a history of prior legal issues involving the former WWE star. In 2020, Del Rio faced serious allegations in the United States, though those charges were later dismissed. Earlier incidents, including investigations and altercations in different countries, have also been documented throughout his career.

At present, authorities have not provided further updates regarding his legal status. The investigation remains ongoing, and additional details may emerge as the process continues.

Del Rio, known to wrestling fans as “El Patrón,” has remained active in public appearances and media projects in recent years. With this situation now unfolding, attention turns to how the case develops in the coming days.

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