Roach v. Brower

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• observing that in order to be entitled to an injunction for stalking, the petitioner must allege and prove two separate instances of stalking
• noting that “without competent, substantial evidence that Ms; Brow-er, the petitioner, suffered substantial emotional distress, the circuit court could not enter an injunction against [the appellant] based upon the stalking statute”
• noting that “without 4 competent, substantial evidence that . . . the petitioner, suffered substantial emotional distress, the circuit court could not enter an injunction against [the appellant] based upon the stalking statute”

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