The retired defensive line of the Rams, Aaron Donald, has been granted a five -year rest training order against a woman who alleges that she has stalked him, threatened the life of the son and claimed to be his wife.
The rest training order against Janelle Anwar received a hearing from the Superior Court of the Los Angeles County on Wednesday in the center of Donald, appeared remotely while his lawyer attended in person. Anwar, who represents Heralf in the matter, did not attend.
Donald, three times defensive player of the year and 10 times A Bowl selection, requested a rest training order on April 15, Conern expression for his own security, as well as that of his wife Erica; His children, 3 and 1 years old; His children of an earlier relationship, aged 12 and 9; And his brother, Archie.
“The respondent … has been harassing and harassing me and my family through several methods since 2020,” Donald wrote to the presentation. “I have never with the respondent and I have no idea who she is, however, she knows who I am.”
Donald claimed that Anwar has sent him “threatening, harassing and numerous emails” in recent years, as well as packages and gifts to his home. In the month before his presentation, Donald wrote, Anwar’s messages “have been relentless” and have included what he perceived as a threat to the life of his 3 -year -old son.
“The respondent is delusional and I fear that the delusions of the respondents lead her to try to harm me, my wife, my children and my brother,” Donald wrote.
Also in the presentation, Donald alleges that Anwar “falsely believes that we are married and … has presented a dissolution action
Against me. “The records of the Superior County Court of the Sample that Anwar requested the divorce of Donald in November 2024, a presentation that was annulled the following month after Anwar did not pay the required rates, and again on March 7. That case, Rechras Aless A.
On April 17, Anwar filed a statement of response to Donald’s request for a rest training order. In him, he denies having threatened the life of Donald’s son, he says he feels threatened by Donald’s family and says that “he would like the fifth amendment” on the subject in the future.
Anwar said he did not appear in court “due to the nature and content of the petition”, as well as his decision to make the fifth amendment, he wrote in an email to The Times. He added that it is “in accordance with the application of a re -stroke order simply because I fear for my own security.”
