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Brittany Furlan Wins Restraining Order Against Ronnie Radke

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Brittany Furlan secures a two-year restraining order against Falling in Reverses Ronnie Radke, following a catfish scam dispute. Radkes previous restraining order request was denied, but Furlans was granted, with Radke facing arrest and fines if he violates the order. The impersonator remains unknown.

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Brittany Furlan Wins Restraining Order Against Ronnie Radke

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brittany Furlan Wins Restraining Order Against Ronnie Radke. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 24th. Welcome to Music News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Brittany Furlin just won a two-year restraining order against falling in reverse singer Ronnie Radke. A judge approved it on March 17th, ordering him to stay at least 100 yards away from her, her home, and her workplace. He also can't contact her in any way or mention her online until March 20th, 2028. The trouble started last May when Furlin thought she was messaging Radke on social media, but he claimed it was a catfish scam. Things heated up earlier this year, with accusations of fake accounts leading to heated online exchanges. Radke tried filing his own restraining order against her back in January, but the court turned it down. Furlin filed her soon after, and though it was first rejected as not urgent, a full hearing changed that. If Radke breaks the rules, he could face a rest, up to one year in jail, a $1,000 fine,

or both. So far, no one's revealed who was behind the impersonation. This wraps up the latest in their back and forth, but it'll be interesting to see of the tensions cool off now that the court stepped in.

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