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NY Judge: Stay Away From Alec Baldwin

Reporter: Associated Press

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

A Canadian actress accused in New York City of stalking "30 Rock" star Alec Baldwin has been told to stay away from him.

Montreal resident Genevieve Sabourin was arraigned Monday, a day after being arrested on charges of stalking and aggravated harassment.

The Manhattan district attorney's office says a judge released Sabourin on her own recognizance and issued a temporary order of protection for Baldwin.

Police say Baldwin was at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on April 5 when Sabourin showed up and was removed by security. They say she turned up at his Long Island home days earlier.

Baldwin told police he met her a few years ago. He says she has called him repeatedly and professed her love for him.

One said, "Say I do to me." In another, she referred to him as
her "husband," according to court papers.

Police say Sabourin crashed a film screening Baldwin was hosting on April 5 and had to be thrown out by security guards.

A day later she sent another email to the actor saying, "I hope I did not ruin everything," according to court papers.

Sabourin's lawyer at the arraignment was Julie Sender. She says
her client and Baldwin had a two-year "mutual relationship."