All articles tagged with #restraining order
Daniel Leonard, Sugar Ray Leonard's 25-year-old son, was arrested in West Los Angeles for allegedly violating a restraining order at his father's home, with authorities saying he was on the property around 5:29 a.m. and reportedly attempted to enter via exterior door handles; a restraining-order hearing is scheduled for June 15, and no further details were provided.
Nick Pasqual, a background actor known for How I Met Your Mother, was found guilty after a jury trial of attempted murder and related charges for stabbing his ex-girlfriend Allie Shehorn in May 2024, breaking into her Shadow Hills home; prosecutors say he fled California and was stopped at a Texas border checkpoint. He also faces counts of injuring a spouse or partner, first-degree burglary and rape, with sentencing set for June 2 and a potential life prison term.
Former How I Met Your Mother actor Nick Pasqual was found guilty of attempted murder, forcible rape, burglary, and injuring a spouse in connection with a May 2024 attack on his estranged girlfriend; the jury also found two special allegations true, and Pasqual faces a potential life sentence at a Los Angeles sentencing on June 2.
Actor Nick Pasqual was found guilty of attempted murder, first-degree residential burglary with a person present, and injuring a spouse/partner in the 2024 stabbing of his estranged girlfriend at her Sunland home; he faces a potential life sentence in state prison.
Ex-General Hospital star Kirsten Storms was granted an emergency restraining order by her ex-husband Brandon Barash, who says she is in a mental health crisis and that their 12-year-old daughter is at risk. In court papers, Barash alleges Storms has faced housing instability, frequently changing hotel rooms because she believes someone is following her and their child; he also claims she owes him $5,000 and told him in 2025 she was experiencing delusions and hallucinations and was hospitalized. Storms currently has supervised visitation, and a judge will review the order’s status later this week. Reps for Storms and Barash did not comment.
Brandon Barash has secured an emergency restraining order against his ex-wife Kirsten Storms, citing concerns about her mental health, delusions, and housing instability, and seeking a mental health evaluation. Storms recently returned to General Hospital and is currently allowed supervised visitation with their daughter while a judge reviews the restraining order.
Brandon Barash has been granted an emergency restraining order against his ex-wife Kirsten Storms, alleging alarming behavior and expressing fears for their daughter Harper. Storms is reportedly allowed supervised visitation as the court reviews the order later this week. The exes, who divorced in 2016 and relocated to Tennessee, have had ongoing personal challenges, including Storms’ housing instability and recent online hacking concerns mentioned in court filings.
General Hospital star Kirsten Storms faces an emergency restraining order filed by her ex-husband Brandon Barash, with TMZ reporting concerns about Storms’s mental health and her ability to care for their minor daughter, and a request for a mental health evaluation. The couple, married in 2013 and divorced in 2016, share a daughter born in January 2014. The order permits supervised visitation for Storms, and a judge is set to review the status later in the week. Barash has remarried and Storms recently relocated across the country, returning to GH earlier this year but appearing only in a limited number of episodes since mid-March.
A federal judge granted the CFTC's request for a temporary restraining order, pausing Arizona's criminal case against Kalshi over alleged illegal sports bets and reinforcing the federal regulator's authority to oversee prediction markets.
A judge granted a seven-day extension to the restraining order tied to Nexstar’s proposed merger with Tegna, giving more time for the case while the deal proceeds; a correction note updates the spelling of Nexstar CEO Perry Sook’s name to Sook.
A U.S. district judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking the integration of Nexstar and Tegna, citing potential reduced competition and harm to consumers. The order requires hold-separate management, keeping Tegna independent in decisions over retransmission negotiations, newsroom staffing, and operations, while the case proceeds. The FCC had allowed the deal to exceed the 39% national ownership cap via a waiver, spurring further challenges from DirecTV, state attorneys general, and consumer groups. Nexstar must respond by April 1, and a hearing on a possible preliminary injunction is scheduled for April 7.
A federal judge issued a 14-day temporary restraining order blocking Nexstar’s $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, delaying the merger and barring integration until an April 7 hearing amid DirecTV’s lawsuit alleging reduced competition and higher distributor prices; eight states have joined lawsuits, and the FCC has approved the deal despite opposition and Trump’s prior support.
A Massachusetts judge acquitted former North Andover police officer Kelsey Fitzsimmons of pointing a gun at a fellow officer during a June incident involving a restraining order, ruling there is reasonable doubt about whether she aimed at the officer or kept the weapon aimed at herself.
Puka Nacua’s attorney denied the Dec. 31 bite and antisemitic remarks, saying the accusations are false and a defamation suit will be filed; Atiabi sought a restraining order in Los Angeles, which a judge temporarily denied ahead of an April 14 hearing. The defense asserts the case is not sexual or domestic-violence related and cites a sober witness who disputes the remarks, while noting Nacua’s December apology for an antisemitic livestream moment. Mediation reportedly included pressure to publicize statements and possible blackmail.
Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is accused in a TMZ-sourced filing of biting a woman on December 31, 2025, with a photo of a circular bite pattern; his attorney describes the act as horseplay, while the accuser alleges antisemitic remarks. A temporary restraining order was sought but denied, with another hearing set for April 14.