Miles Bridges files a restraining order against Mychelle Johnson for stalking, have a look
NBA star Miles Bridges claims the woman who accused him of domestic violence has harassed him repeatedly and won’t stop. He has asked for a restraining order against her.
The Hornets’ Miles Bridges Files Restraining Order Against His Domestic Violence Accuser Mychelle Johnson For Stalking
In recent court documents that TMZ Sports was able to get, Bridges detailed his allegations that Mychelle Johnson will not leave Miles Bridges alone after their physical confrontation on June 27 that led to the basketball player’s arrest. Bridges claim she has shown up at his house or other places he stays and harassed him three times, including just two days after he accepted a plea agreement to end his criminal case with Johnson. This has caused him severe pain and worry, according to Bridges.
On October 12, as per the reports, the first event happened. Bridges states in the documents that Johnson unexpectedly entered his side gate with their two children while he was staying in an Airbnb he had rented in Los Angeles. Bridges claimed in the records that to avoid Johnson because of the ongoing legal dispute with her and the protection measures that had been placed in place, he fled inside.
While Mychelle allegedly tried to break in by throwing a hose nozzle at the house, he alleges that his door would not lock and that he was forced to hold it shut. Bridges claim that after she was unable to enter, she stole his dog before taking his children and fleeing.
On October 31, almost three weeks later, Bridges claimed in the documents that Johnson followed him and his friends home from an L.A. hookah lounge at around 2:30 AM and sat in his driveway with their two children in her car demanding he speaks with her. He said the continuing criminal investigation made him decide against it. Bridges claim that despite his friends’ and bodyguards’ efforts to persuade her to go, she resisted and remained parked there for close to 6 hours before leaving.
The 24-year-old former Charlotte Hornets star claimed he was forced to call the LAPD after Johnson showed up to his Airbnb and “stood outside the home antagonizing me and refusing to leave” on Nov. 5, two days after Bridges entered a plea of no contest to a charge of felony domestic violence arising from their incident on June 27 to end his legal case.
According to Bridges, police came and they managed to persuade her to walk away peacefully. Bridges, a free agent in the NBA, is requesting a judge’s order barring Johnson from coming within 100 yards of him or speaking to either his dog or him.