Raymond Cruz, the actor best known for his menacing portrayal of villain Tuco Salamanca in the iconic AMC series "Breaking Bad," was recently arrested following a neighborhood dispute, drawing significant media attention. The incident occurred in Los Angeles' Silver Lake area, where Cruz faces a misdemeanor battery charge. The case remains under investigation. 
According to TMZ, police responded to a report that Cruz had sprayed a neighbor's daughter with a garden hose. Sources familiar with the incident stated that Cruz was washing his car at the time and asked the girl to move. When she didn't, she was sprayed with water, leading to the belief that Cruz acted intentionally.
Following the incident, Cruz was arrested on the spot and processed. However, as the case is a misdemeanor, he was released the same day without needing to post bail. He is scheduled to appear in court on October 1. 
The Los Angeles City Attorney's office will handle the case, though formal charges have not yet been filed. For minor incidents of this nature, the City Attorney often opts for a deferred prosecution, typically resolved through an office hearing. Individuals involved may receive a verbal warning or be required to attend anger management classes, with charges potentially dropped upon completion of these requirements.
Raymond Cruz is widely recognized for his portrayal of the brutal drug lord Tuco Salamanca in "Breaking Bad" and reprised the role in its acclaimed spin-off series, "Better Call Saul." His extensive career also includes roles in other crime dramas such as "The Closer" and "Major Crimes."
via： TMZ