Former WWE star Alberto Del Rio could possibly spend the rest of his life in prison as a Texas Grand Jury handed down formal charges of sexual assault and aggravated kidnapping on Thursday.

Del Rio, whose real name is Jose Alberto Rodrigues Chucuan, was charged for the aforementioned offenses following his arrest on May 5 this year.

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According to PWInsider (H/T Fightful), he will be arraigned this Friday.

A press release states:

"2 men indicted for separate sex offenses

"This week, Bexar County Grand Juries handed down 250 felony indictments.

"Jose Rodriguez Chucuan is charged in a multi-count indictment. The indictment alleges that on May 3, 2020, Chucuan committed one count of aggravated kidnapping and four counts of sexual assault.

"Anthony Martinez is charged with sexual assault of a child. The indictment alleges that on May 22, 2020, Martinez committed the offense of sexual assault of a person younger than 17 years of age.

"Both cases are being prosecuted by the Family Violence Division in the 226th District Court. Because these cases are pending trial, we can make no further comment on them."

The Events Leading Up To The Arrest

The victim told local San Antonio authorities Chucuan brutally sexually and physically assaulted her after accusing her of cheating and becoming angry when she would not admit to being unfaithful. He is said to have slapped her across the head twice before taking her downstairs to his bedroom, where she was slapped several more times, forced to wear a dress and dance for him. She alleges Chucuan told her he would drop her son in the middle of the road if she cried.

He is also accused of having tied her hands with boxing straps, putting a sock in her mouth, and sexually assaulting her for hours using various objects. He is said to have injured the victim by punching her in the back and she's said she could not remember much after he "placed his hand around her throat."

A conviction for aggravated kidnapping carries a minimum five-year sentence in Texas but there's a max of up to 99 years and/or a fine of $10,000.

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Source: PWInsider H/T Fightful