Williams v. Long CA1/3

facts is limited to what is contained in documents filed in the trial court and included in the clerk’s transcript on appeal. On September 3, 2013, Kim D. Williams filed a request for a civil harassment restraining order directed at Long. Williams also sought protection on behalf of Deidre Mayes, who was identified as her aunt. As set forth in the request, Williams and Long resided at the same address—416 B Street in Richmond. Williams alleged that Long had “serious mental illness issues,” had destroyed property, was a danger to himself and others, kept weapons, punched holes in the walls, and urinated and defecated on the floor. Williams further alleged that, on August 31, 2013, Long had yelled and screamed at her, held a bat near her face, said he would kill Williams, broke glass, punched walls, and beat the furniture with a bat. She claimed to have called the police on that occasion. She further alleged that Long intimidated her on a regular basis and that she felt her life was threatened. Williams alleged that she owned the property at 416 B Street and wished to have Long removed from the premises. The trial court issued a temporary restraining order on the same day Williams…