For the last couple of days, the drama with Paige getting arrested has reached a certain boiling point. The news first leaked when a fan took several photos of the incident and took his Twitter handle to let the world know about Paige’s arrest. The fan mentioned in her post that Paige was involved in a huge fight with her partner Del Rio and landed up being in the hands of the police. Due to domestic violation charge, she was taken to the police custody.
The incident took place on the night of the Money in the Bank PPV after the event got concluded. So the fans were ready to hear some announcement from WWE’s side as the company has zero tolerance for these kinds of domestic violence. But to the surprise of many Paige not only appeared on next night’s Monday Night Raw, she even competed in the WWE Women’s championship match against Charlotte.
In the attest episode of MLW Radio with Court Bauer, Mister Saint Laurent and Konnan who is a good friend of Alberto Del Rio, discussed the incident which took place between the former WWE Divas champion and the WWE World Heavyweight Champion and wrestlingINC.com reported the following as per his words.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSA4qKpo3HA
According to the source, after Money in the Bank was over, Paige and Del Rio headed to watch the Absinthe show in Las Vegas. A drunk couple hit over them and accused them of saying “fake wrestlers” and some other inappropriate words. Bauer said that this caused a heated argument by which Paige was snapped.
With the argument continuing, police arrived on the scene, shortly thereafter to stabilize the situation. They decided to handcuff all the people and take with them which was a routine task for them. After that, they sent Paige to a local medical facility to take care of her health by an ambulance. She was detected fine and medically cleared to compete which marked her presence on Raw. After some routine works both Paige and Del Rio were free to go. With all that coming from a reliable source, it is now clear that was no issue of drunkenness or a domestic violence.