Singer Sabrina Carpenter has obtained a restraining order against a man who showed up at her home, following a series of 'deeply alarming' incidents reported to Los Angeles police.
The American pop star sought the legal protection after what her representatives described as a pattern of unwanted approaches. The specifics of the incidents have not been made public, but the order aims to prevent further contact between the man and the singer.
“Sabrina Carpenter has secured a restraining order after a man repeatedly showed up at her home, with incidents reported to the Los Angeles police.”
While the case unfolded in Los Angeles, it resonates with Carpenter's British fanbase, who have followed her career from Disney Channel roles to chart-topping music. In the UK, victims of stalking can apply for restraining orders under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, a parallel legal mechanism.
The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed they received reports from Carpenter but provided no further details. Neither the singer nor the subject of the order has commented publicly.
If the man violates the restraining order, he could face criminal charges in California, including potential jail time. The order remains in effect for a specified period, though the duration has not been disclosed.
For UK readers, this case highlights the serious nature of stalking and the legal recourses available. Anyone experiencing similar harassment is encouraged to contact local authorities or organisations such as the National Stalking Helpline.