Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter is granted a five-year restraining order against a man who repeatedly attempts to reach her Los Angeles home. Multiple outlets report that a judge orders the man to stay away from Carpenter for five years after he tried to enter her property more than a dozen times. The order also includes restrictions on contact, with reporting indicating the man is barred from contacting Carpenter as well as approaching her within a set distance.
Court-related reporting describes Carpenter, through her legal representatives, as saying she fears for her personal safety and that the restrictions are necessary to prevent further harassment. The New York Times and other sources say Carpenter and her family express concern about what the man could do if he is not kept away.
One outlet reports that the man makes statements in court claiming a connection to a supposed classified military program and suggesting they must be together, while other sources focus on the repeated home-access attempts and the judge’s restraining-order decision. No outlet disputes the restraining-order length or the core allegations of repeated attempts to enter her home.
