A judge has refused to grant Laurence Fishburne a three-year restraining order against a convicted felon who claims he owns the actor's home.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carol Boas Goodson said she could not consider Mark Francisco's criminal history, and she did not think his conduct warranted a restraining order. The actor had been given a temporary restraining order, but Goodson said Francisco's conduct didn't warrant an extension.
Francisco, who police say was recently paroled on a cyberstalking case, allegedly went to the actor's home on 1 January and threatened to evict the family.
Fishburne's attorney, Donald Etra, said that Francisco was waving an umbrella. The actor's security guard testified the man was agitated while speaking to him as well as police outside the gated home.
Rico says it proves that money and fame won't buy you protection. (But a Glock will...)
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