WWE Reportedly Restricted Talent from Wearing R-Truth Merchandise on WWE RAW

WWE reportedly restricted talent from wearing R-Truth merchandise on the June 2 episode of WWE RAW, unlike other cases where departed/injured wrestlers' gear was allowed.
Dominik Mysterio was seen wearing a Carlito shirt on the same show, highlighting the selective enforcement of this restriction.
R-Truth's "Ron Cena" shirt was removed from WWE's online shop, and fans chanted "We want Truth" during RAW and NXT events, but WWE has not commented on these actions.

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Following R-Truth’s abrupt departure, WWE reportedly took measures to limit on-air tributes from talent during the June 2 episode of WWE RAW. WrestleVotes disclosed during a Q&A session that, unlike other instances where performers might wear merchandise of departed or injured colleagues, this was not permitted for R-Truth.

This occurred even as Dominik Mysterio was seen wearing a Carlito shirt on the same broadcast. WrestleVotes stated:

Yeah, so we’ve seen it in the past where guys get hurt, people move on, you see one of their shirts snuck in. That happened last night with Carlito — Dominik Mysterio had a Carlito shirt on TV. But they didn’t want any R-Truth shirts being worn by talent on Monday Night RAW.

The sentiment from attendees at WWE events has been noticeably in favor of R-Truth. Chants of “We want Truth” were audible during the June 2 WWE RAW and reportedly surfaced again during the June 3 NXT taping.