Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter is granted a temporary restraining order in Los Angeles County after she alleges a man stalked her and repeatedly tried to enter her home. Multiple outlets report that Carpenter told police she experienced a series of “deeply alarming” incidents at her Los Angeles property, including unwanted appearances and attempts to force entry. According to reports, she sought legal protection after an individual allegedly tried to force his way into her home and then returned additional times. NBC News and other coverage say the court issues the temporary order following Carpenter’s request. CBS News describes the alleged conduct as including watching the property for weeks before the attempted forced entry. Billboard and other reports identify the man as 31-year-old William Applegate. Carpenter submits a signed declaration describing a “pattern of stalking, trespassing, and surveillance,” and says the alleged behavior causes ongoing fear and emotional distress. BBC News and other outlets report she contacted Los Angeles police and that she was seeking additional court protection, including a full restraining order, in connection with the incidents said to have occurred over the preceding weeks. The reports summarize allegations and court proceedings; they do not establish wrongdoing.