Stalker Charges Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham

0:00On April 7th, a woman named Michelle Dick just got hit with seven criminal charges in Los Angeles County for stalking Lindsey Buckingham, the legendary Fleetwood Mac guitarist. Prosecutors say she threw an unidentified substance at the 76-year-old musician on March 25th in Santa Monica, even though he had a restraining order against her. She's spacing felonies for criminal threats, assault with a vehicle and vandalism on his Mercedes-Benz, plus misdemeanor battery and stalking both him and another victim. This all stems from a pattern going back to late 2021. Earlier on March 19th, Dick allegedly tried to run him down with her car and trashed his ride. She learned where he'd be that day in March and showed up to confront him tossing whatever that stuff was before bolting. Luckily, Buckingham wasn't hurt. Buckingham's been dealing with her harassment for years. Phone threats claiming she's his kid demands for cash and blaming him for her issues. The big scare came November 3rd, 2024, when she swatted his Brentwood home with a fake 911 call about his son being suicidal.

1:08And gunshots. Cops handcuffed him outside in the cold for 20 minutes while they searched. A detective warned that Judge Dick seemed mentally unstable and dangerous, leading to a five-year restraining order in December 2024, keeping her 100 yards away from him, his family, homes, and cars. Now, a judge issued an arrest warrant with bail set at $300,000. Dick still on the run as far as we know, but Buckingham's pushing forward, teasing a new solo album almost done and hinting at Fleetwood Mac vibes. Ahead, stay tuned for updates on this wild saga. You've been listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.