Why Buster Murdaugh, son of Alex Murdaugh, recently filed a police report.
Buster Murdaugh, the only surviving son of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh, filed a police report after he said he saw a photo of himself inside of his home published in the New York Post.
Buster Murdaugh, 26, contacted police on March 5 after he was "made aware" of the photo, which appears to have been taken through the blinds of his home in Hilton Head, South Carolina, according to a copy of the police report obtained by NBC News.
He told officers he and his girlfriend reviewed Ring doorbell camera footage and saw a "suspicious gray Dodge Challenger" outside of their home around the time he believed the photo was taken. He told police he believed the occupant of the vehicle took the photo.
TODAYOfficers told Murdaugh the Beaufort County Sheriff's Department would add extra patrols around his house and to contact authorities if he noticed anything suspicious.
Murdaugh's girlfriend contacted police less than an hour later, saying she and Murdaugh were being followed by a member of "the media" in a gray Chevrolet SUV.
An officer who was in the area responded and made a traffic stop on the vehicle after watching the driver speeding and making an improper lane change, according to the police report.
The officer noticed a bag in the front seat of the vehicle that was similar to a camera bag, but only warned the driver for the traffic violations before letting him go, the report said.
A Los Angeles County judge determined that Weinstein cannot serve his two terms concurrently, which means the disgraced Hollywood mogul could be behind bars for the rest of his life.
The once-heralded producer behind both Miramax Films and The Weinstein Company built an empire from scratch out of Buffalo, New York. He became a major fundraiser for the Democratic Party, positioning himself as a liberal lion and champion of feminism.
These ideals are in stark contrast to allegations of sexual harassment and rape from more than 80 women that span decades, leading to his ouster from the companies he founded and his eventual arrest, Insider reported. Prosecutors in both New York and California alleged that Weinstein used his position atop one of Hollywood's most powerful film studios to sexually harass and rape women for years.
Here's a look at the rise and fall of one of the richest and most powerful people in Hollywood.
Herman filed suit against Woods in the Martin County Florida Court Monday alleging that Woods had her sign an NDA in 2017, during a period of time when she was working for him.
She now claims the NDA is null, citing the Speak Out Act, a congressional bill signed into law in December 2022 that prohibits NDAs to be enforced in cases of sexual harassment or assault.
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