Woman says ex tracked spending and Alexa; court upholds 5-year protection order
A Washington woman applied for a domestic violence protection order after her ex-husband's alarming actions. He allegedly accessed her devices and tracked her credit card spending, despite a no-contact order. Following his violent behavior, the court issued a five-year protection order, which he challenged unsuccessfully. The Washington Court of Appeals confirmed the protection order, citing his...
Key Takeaways
- A Washington woman applied for a domestic violence protection order after her ex-husband's alarming actions.
- He allegedly accessed her devices and tracked her credit card spending, despite a no-contact order.
- Following his violent behavior, the court issued a five-year protection order, which he challenged unsuccessfully.
A Washington woman applied for a domestic violence protection order after her ex-husband's alarming actions. He allegedly accessed her devices and tracked her credit card spending, despite a no-contact order. Following his violent behavior, the court issued a five-year protection order, which he challenged unsuccessfully. The Washington Court of Appeals confirmed the protection order, citing his continued violations as grounds for its necessity.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.