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Alberto Del Rio Released After Paying Million-Peso Settlement in Assault Case - News Directory 3

Alberto Del Rio Released After Paying Million-Peso Settlement in Assault Case

April 12, 2026 David Thompson Sports
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  • Former WWE and AAA Champion Alberto Del Rio, born José Alberto Rodríguez Chucuan, has been released from custody in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, after reaching a financial settlement...
  • The release occurred on April 11, 2026, following a court hearing at the Centro Integral de Justicia Penal de La Pila that lasted more than three hours.
  • The court approved a conditional suspension of the sentence, allowing Del Rio to be released from jail immediately.
Original source: wrestleview.com

Former WWE and AAA Champion Alberto Del Rio, born José Alberto Rodríguez Chucuan, has been released from custody in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, after reaching a financial settlement in a domestic violence case.

The release occurred on April 11, 2026, following a court hearing at the Centro Integral de Justicia Penal de La Pila that lasted more than three hours. While the judge determined there was sufficient evidence to move the case toward a trial on charges of repeated family violence, Del Rio’s legal team successfully requested an alternative resolution.

Details of the Settlement and Release

The court approved a conditional suspension of the sentence, allowing Del Rio to be released from jail immediately. As a primary condition of this agreement, Del Rio paid 1,130,000 pesos—approximately $56,000 USD—as financial compensation to his wife.

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The release was further facilitated by a legal pardon granted by the victim. However, the freedom granted to the former wrestler is not absolute; he remains under judicial supervision and must adhere to strict court-ordered requirements over the next six months.

A compliance verification hearing is already scheduled for October 29, 2026, to determine if Del Rio has followed all conditions of his release.

Background of the Arrest

The legal proceedings began on April 6, 2026, when authorities responded to a report of domestic assault in the Lomas del Tec subdivision of San Luis Potosí. Upon arrival, officers observed visible injuries to the face and arms of Del Rio’s wife.

Following the report of physical and verbal assault, Del Rio was taken into custody at the scene and ordered into pretrial detention until the settlement was reached on April 11.

History of Legal Issues

This incident is the latest in a series of legal challenges for the athlete. In 2020, Del Rio was arrested on charges of battery and sexual assault involving a former partner, though those charges were subsequently dropped.

History of Legal Issues

in December 2021, Del Rio faced sexual assault accusations and was arrested in San Antonio, Texas. He was eventually acquitted of those charges after a witness failed to appear in court.

Outside of criminal court, Del Rio also faced disciplinary action from AAA. He was suspended for 180 days by Tijuana authorities after an incident where he threw a chair at a fan during an event.

Professional Status

Regarding his professional standing, reports from May 2025 indicated that Del Rio had re-signed with WWE following the company’s acquisition of AAA. Despite the reported signing of this new deal, he has not appeared on any WWE programming.

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