Wuerfel

Wuerfel v. Quinn CA1/2

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 22, 2013A136077California8,016 words

Opinion

Opinion

Richman, J.

BACKGROUND

The Requests On May 3, 2012, acting in propria persona, Wuerfel filed a request for civil harassment restraining order, seeking protection against Quinn, her “next door neighbor” (request) on 23rd Avenue, in the Sunset district of San Francisco. Wuerfel‟s request described the last act of harassment as occurring on April 20, 2012, as follows: “Quinn was driving West on Ulloa Street and I was walking East on the southside of the street. When he noticed me on the sidewalk near 21st Avenue, he leaned towards me while staring at me out his driver‟s side window. About a minute later, after making a U-turn, he drove East on Ulloa and slowed down to yell at me through the open passenger side window „Gonna getcha, gonna getcha.‟ Then he sped up and made a right turn onto 20th Avenue.” Wuerfel checked the box that she was “harmed or injured” because of the incident, describing that “This clear threat was leveled at me the day after Quinn stalked me for ten minutes outside my home and ripped wood shingles off my house. This incident was the third intimidation attack on me 29 [sic] hours. He has uncontrolled rage against me. I am terrified of what he will do next.” Wuerfel also…

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