Apple gets a restraining order against woman stalking CEO Tim Cook


The 45-year-old woman has repeatedly contacted Cook and twice appeared at his residence, according to a court declaration from a member of the CEO’s security team. — Reuters

Apple Inc was granted a temporary restraining order against a Virginia woman accused of stalking and harassing chief executive officer Tim Cook for more than a year.

The 45-year-old woman has repeatedly contacted Cook and twice appeared at his residence, according to a court declaration from a member of the CEO’s security team. The messages she sent to Cook include pictures of guns and ammunition, documents from the court show.

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