Jennifer Aniston's alleged stalker stormed in her house in car accidents

A man from Mississippi is in prison up to three years ago after he allegedly persecuted and bothered Jennifer Aniston for more than two years and culminated in a dramatic incident this week, in which he fell his car through her goal while she was at home.

Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, 48, from New Albany, Miss. He is to be charged on Thursday.

Carwyle drove his car into the Aniston's goal in Bel-Air on Monday at 12:20 p.m. and was captured by one of the private security officers from Aniston with a gun held up until the police arrived, the authorities said. He suffered minor injuries in the crash and was arrested by the Los Angeles police department.

Carwyle has been harassing the actor “Friend” since March 2023 and sent her unwanted news about social media, voicemail and e -mail, the prosecutors claim.

In addition to the charges of crime, he faces the danger of the risk of great body loss. Carwyle has up to three years in prison if he is convicted as accused.

The public prosecutor intends to apply for the deposit at $ 150,000.

“Stalking is a crime that can quickly escalate from harassment to dangerous, violent acts and threatens the safety of the victims and our communities,” thisters. Atty. Nathan Hochman said in a statement. “My office is obliged to aggressively pursue those who pursue and terrorize others to ensure that they are held accountable.”

Aniston bought her villa from the middle of the century on a 3.4 hectare BEL Air property for just under 21 million US dollars in 2012, as can be seen from the reporting of Architectural Digest.

The package is able to go on a fuel and the views of ocean and city administrations. The Times reported in 2012. When the 56 -year -old “morning show” factor bought it, the site included a guest house, a swimming pool and vineyards.