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A week later, Chambers filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. Chambers’ restraining order request was dropped in late June after neither he nor Saunders showed up for a hearing on the matter. The 31-year-old Chambers characterized the calls, text messages and e- mails as “abusive, vulgar and irrational,” the Union-Tribune reported. Chambers, who acknowledged having an affair with Saunders, filed a request for a restraining order this summer, saying she “launched an incessant attack verbally on me, and now my wife, her mother and sister.” Stacey Bernice Saunders allegedly stalked and harassed the Chambers family by phone on various dates from April through September, according to The San Diego Union-Tribune. This sounds like some pure soap opera comedy…More on Chris’ new wife’s stalking action:Ī 27-year-old San Diego woman who had an affair with former Charger Chris Chambers is facing 11 misdemeanor counts for allegedly stalking and harassing the wide receiver’s family after the affair ended, a newspaper reported. How come you don’t warn people ‘Watch dat b*tch, she crazy!’ no more?” “How come you don’t hide in my bushes with a boning knife anymore?” Sure, Chambers and his new special lady may be loving life right now. Unfortunately for the newlyweds, relationships founded on this level of emotion are often doomed. Thus raising the question, is KC so bereft of quality single women that men would rather marry a stalker than date a local? Yes, yes it is. I can’t help but feel that Chambers change of heart and change of locale are related. According to (not a pork-rind fan site, sorry to say), the wedding took place recently in Las Vegas.Īt the time of the alleged stalking, Chambers played for the San Diego Chargers, but shortly thereafter he was released and signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, less than a year later, Chambers has divorced his wife and married Saunders. In December 2009, Chris Chambers claimed in court papers that Stacey Bernice Saunders was stalking him and had made “abusive, vulgar and irrational” communications towards Chambers, his wife, and his wife’s family. Any act of threatening another person or making them feel unsafe or harassed constitutes stalking.It’s one thing to wife up a former stripper ho who f*cked all your boys, your boys’ boys, AND your boys’ boys’ boys, BUT it is another thing to wife up some trifling and crazy a$$ heffa that stalked you and your family.Īpparently, former San Diego Charger Chris Chambers doesn’t care about that stuff though:

Threats: Someone who is stalking may tell their victim that they will do something harmful to the victim unless they are willing to engage with them.

If you've told someone you don't want to speak to them, and their response is to damage your property, that is stalking. This can be done with intent to harm, or to get the victim's attention.

Damage: Someone who is stalking may damage a person's home or other property.

In this case, they may try to communicate with your family or friends through calls, texts, emails, or in person.

Communication Through Others: Someone who is stalking you might find they are blocked from the ability to communicate.

This behavior is tricky, because the person stalking can claim they have reason to be somewhere when they don't. A person doesn't need to try to communicate with you for it to be stalking.

Loitering: This is the act of hanging around a place, and it can be considered stalking if a person is doing so just because you are there.

If someone monitors or tracks your movement and/or location, that is stalking. It doesn't matter which places-it is stalking if someone follows you home from work, to a friend's house, or anywhere else.

Following and Monitoring: When a person follows you from one place to another, that is stalking.

Whether you've told someone not to contact you repeatedly or just once, if they continue to reach out, it can be considered stalking. However, it is not okay to repeatedly call, text or email someone who has told you they don't want to talk to you.

Calling, Texting or Emailing: One person may reach out to another, even if it goes unreciprocated and that is okay.