Halle Berry was rightfully granted the restraining order against the stalker and intruder that tried to gain entry to her house by scaling her property’s wall!
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carol Boas Goodson granted Berry the order Monday without requiring the actress to attend a hearing. Berry wrote in a petition last month that she was “extremely frightened” of Richard A. Franco, who was arrested after scaling the wall of her house July 11.
Franco is required to stay 100 yards from the actress and her 3-year-old daughter.
Franco remains jailed after being charged with felony stalking and burglary. He is accused of entering Berry’s property three times over a three-day period in July, including an incident in which the actress says he nearly followed her into her home.
We are SO glad that this guy is behind bars still, and if and when he gets out there will at least be a little buffer of protection for Halle and her little one!
It has to be terrifying for sure, and we’re happy the judge didn’t require her to be present to be awarded the order!
Stay safe, Halle!
[Image via WENN.]
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