ATLANTA, Ga. — A man named Alexander Hines has filed a police report with the Atlanta Police Department accusing "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Angela Oakley of harassment dating back to 2024, according to TMZ. Hines alleges that Oakley threatened to kill him and used a homophobic slur during an incident on August 16, 2024, which he says occurred in front of 20 people.
According to the report obtained by TMZ, Hines claims that Oakley sent him harassing text messages over the following two years. He further alleges that she dispatched men to his workplace in an effort to intimidate him and that she provided material about him to blogs in an attempt to cause embarrassment. Hines also claims that Oakley had him served with fake legal papers.
In a statement to TMZ, Oakley's attorney Steve Sadow said, "The police report purportedly filed by Alexander Hines contains a series of baseless and unfounded allegations. These bogus claims are entirely without merit and have no basis in fact or reality. Ms. Oakley categorically and unequivocally denies each and every one."
Hines also claims to have recently received anonymous text messages stating that his family is being followed. He has expressed concern about what he describes as a pattern of behavior and has asked police to investigate the matter.
The allegations have not been substantiated in court, and no charges have been announced. The Atlanta Police Department has not publicly commented on the status of the report.
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