Pamela Anderson's Restraint

By: Shannon Gossage

In court papers, Anderson claims that Stansfield has been "stalking and harassing me, my sons and other family members for more than a month." Anderson filed the restraining order on September 15 in Los Angeles Superior Court. According to the court documents, Anderson claims that Stansfield has been leaving notes in her mailbox begging her to work with him. Anderson said, "I have no intention of working with Mr. Stansfield. These actions are harassing and I had to instruct security to make sure that he did not enter the community."

Perhaps most disturbing of all is that Anderson said in the court papers that she saw Stansfield talking to her son Dylan on school grounds. Reportedly, Anderson claims when she confronted Stansfield he said he wanted her "to stop working on her show Stacked and work on a movie script he had written for me." In the court filing Anderson said, "I was very uncomfortable and immediately told him to leave us alone, and my sons and I left the school." Anderson said her children were "very frightened and upset" about the situation.

Allegedly Stansfield has approached other members of Anderson’s family, including her mother and sister-in-law, as well as her nanny on numerous occasions over the past month or so. He reportedly gave Anderson’s mother a number of pages of notes at the post office. Anderson said her mother "was very uncomfortable and concerned for her safety" and "this was another unwanted attempt by Mr. Stansfield to involve himself with me and my family." A hearing is set for October 3.