Recently, Armando Alejandro Montalvo was featured in a live video on Facebook, adding to his extensive record of notoriety. The clip shows Montalvo walking near the WWE Performance Center, where a police officer stopped him after a report of a person entering a nearby business while yelling, a description fitting Montalvo. Although he claimed to have just left the establishment, he did not outright deny the allegations. The officer was simply asking questions related to the report, but Montalvo continued on his way without further incident.
This episode appears to be another attempt by Montalvo to avoid legal trouble. Over the years, he has been involved in numerous incidents around the Performance Center, including attempted break-ins and harassing WWE staff and performers—once even smearing feces on the building. These actions led to restraining orders, multiple arrests, and in 2015, a standoff with law enforcement that ended in a police shooting. Despite these past legal measures, Montalvo’s disruptive behavior has continued.
On April 13, 2020, Montalvo was arrested and subsequently imprisoned for repeatedly trespassing on WWE property and using offensive language. Following his release, he made a court appearance wearing a bright red clown nose and full suit, even though his presence wasn’t mandatory. During a video hearing, he irritated the judge by affectionately calling her “baby girl.” Montalvo also claimed his father was actor Wesley Snipes and said Snipes authorized his protests near WWE facilities. Due to Montalvo’s ongoing disturbances, WWE hired extra security, including off-duty police officers, to safeguard the Performance Center.
This story emphasizes the bizarre and persistent nature of Montalvo’s actions around WWE. What are your thoughts? Do you believe the longtime WWE Performance Center stalker will face legal consequences again before Christmas? Share your opinions in the comments.
Fan Take: This saga highlights the real challenges WWE faces in protecting its talent and property from persistent trespassers. For fans, it’s a reminder of the often unseen security issues behind the scenes and the lengths the company must go to maintain a safe environment for its superstars and staff.
