Facebook founder gets restraining orderMark Zuckerberg was awarded a temporary restraining orderSuspect is accused of trying to contact Zuckerberg numerous timesThe temporary restraining order was issued on February 1
(CNN) -- Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, has asked for protection from a man who apparently wanted to friend him a little too much.
At least it appears that way from court documents released by the Santa Clara County Superior Court in California.
Zuckerberg was granted a temporary restraining order on February 1 against a man identified as Pradeep Manukonda, according to court documents.
The Facebook CEO has kept a low-profile in recent days.
The fast-growing social networking company held a news conference Tuesday to announce that Facebook is moving operations from Palo Alto to the city of Menlo Park.
Zuckerberg was not present at the news conference.
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(CNN) -- Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, has asked for protection from a man who apparently wanted to friend him a little too much.
At least it appears that way from court documents released by the Santa Clara County Superior Court in California.
Zuckerberg was granted a temporary restraining order on February 1 against a man identified as Pradeep Manukonda, according to court documents.
The Facebook CEO has kept a low-profile in recent days.
The fast-growing social networking company held a news conference Tuesday to announce that Facebook is moving operations from Palo Alto to the city of Menlo Park.
Zuckerberg was not present at the news conference.
View the original article here
