Cuban-American actor William Levy was taken into custody this week in Broward County, Florida, following charges of disorderly intoxication and trespassing. Levy, widely recognized for his roles in telenovelas and Hollywood films, is facing allegations that led to his arrest in the city of Weston, as documented in jail records.
The 44-year-old actor, full name William Gutiérrez-Levy, was arrested Monday and later booked into the Broward County Main Jail, as confirmed by Local 10 News. According to court records, a bond was granted at his Tuesday afternoon appearance with the set amount totaling $500. The judge also issued an order, instructing Levy to keep a distance from the location where he supposedly trespassed.
Although details of the incident that led to Levy's arrest have not been disclosed, he remains notably recognized for his participation in ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" in 2012 and acting stints in movies like “The Single Moms Club” and “Girls Trip.” Born in Cuba, Levy moved to Miami during his teenage years before achieving fame in Spanish-language television dramas.
After his stint in bond court, where each charge called for a $250 bond for the $500 total, Levy remained in custody as of Tuesday Early afternoon. This information was shared with the public through NBC Miami's reporting on the event.
The public's interest in Levy's case continues due to his high-profile status in both Latin American television and Hollywood. Further updates on his case and details surrounding the circumstances of his arrest are anticipated by fans and media alike.
