Jake Atlas Arrest Video Shows Wrestler Pulled Celeb Card, Bashed ‘Terrible At Sex’ BF

Previous AEW star Jake Atlas informed police officers he was “an international trained superstar” and after that knocked his partner as “terrible at sex” in a tirade throughout his arrest back in May … brand-new authorities video shows.

In the video footage, acquired by TMZ Sports, you can see a policeman was attempting to ask an upset Atlas concerns about a declared domestic violence occurrence in between him and his BF beyond his Orlando, Fl. house on May 23.

However, the wrestler, whose partner had actually implicated him of roughing him up throughout an argument previously at night, seemed in no state of mind to play ball with the police officer.

Rather, Atlas informed the officer about his fumbling resume, all while slamming his partner and their relationship consistently.

“I am an international trained superstar,” stated the 27-year-old, who is honestly gay. “I have worked across the country, across the world, with my name. He is a nobody.”

Atlas, genuine name Kenny Sanchez Martinez, went on to call the male a “f**ing bitch ass, f***ing p***y” … prior to eventually informing the police officer, “[he] is a terrible boyfriend and he’s terrible at sex.”

The police officer attempted consistently to get Atlas to inform his side of the story and discuss the occasions that had actually decreased previously at night, however the wrestler never ever appeared to work together. Atlas was ultimately apprehended on the scene and later on scheduled on a domestic violence battery charge.

Atlas’ charges were eventually dropped, nevertheless … with authorities composing in court files, “this case is not suitable for prosecution.”

The wrestler later on commented on the case following its personality in July, saying sorry “for my wrongdoing and any hurt, disappointment and complication I may have caused to my colleagues and fans.”

Atlas stated he took part in an outpatient program to handle “a dual diagnosis in substance abuse and mental health,” and is continuing to look for treatment.