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San Juan, Puerto Rico —Ricky Martin's representative denied allegations that led to a detention order against a Puerto Rican superstar who had not been charged with a crime.
Police said the judge had ordered Martin on Saturday, but authorities who tried to provide the order said he lived in the town of Dorado, Puerto Rico. I couldn't find a superstar in. The order was filed under Puerto Rico's Domestic Violence Act, and police spokesman Axel Valencia said he could not provide details such as who submitted the order.
Martin's representative described the claim as "totally false and forged," People magazine reported. It did not appoint a representative.
"We are confident that our client, Ricky Martin, will be fully substantiated when the real facts are revealed in this matter," they told the magazine.
A Puerto Rican newspaper, El Vocero, said the order stated that Martin and others had been dating for seven months. The report cites an order that it was disbanded two months ago, but the petitioner has seen Martin refuse to accept the separation and have been wandering at least three times near the petitioner's home. It says that it was.
"The petitioner is afraid of his safety," El Bosello quoted the order.
AP has not obtained a copy of the order.
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