Overview
- The former Chivas striker was arrested on Oct. 4 in central Zapopan under a court-issued warrant following a complaint by an adolescent.
- A control judge validated the arrest, formally presented the accusation, and ordered mandatory pretrial detention at the Puente Grande facility.
- The defense invoked the 144-hour extension, so the decision on whether to open a full trial is scheduled for the Oct. 10 linkage hearing.
- Prosecutors allege multiple incidents in recent months, while media citing Reforma and Mural report a recording given to authorities and conduct dating back to 2019.
- Accounts differ on the complainant’s relationship to Bravo, described as either a stepdaughter or a niece of his wife, with authorities withholding the victim’s identity.