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Jack Osbourne Thinks An Ex-Girlfriend Gone Wild May Attack Again

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Source: WENN

June 3 2010, Published 10:50 a.m. ET

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Jack Osbourne says his ex-girlfriend went on a violent rage—and he’s trying to keep her away from him. But this might be a case for Judge Judy not a LA court judge.

A judge denied a restraining order request by Jack Osbourne against Nikki Cloyd, who he claimed jacked up his car and his home.

DOCUMENTS: Request For TRO

Osbourne says Cloyd, caused over 10k in damages to his car, and "Ms. Cloyd went through my telephone text messages, my private computer files, and flew into a rage, destroying property in my home."

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Osbourne goes on to say, "Ms. Cloyd is apparently in a state of unpredictable rage, and I fear that she intends to do further harm to me or my property."

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However, the presiding judge denied the TRO, stating in the docs, "You are in the wrong court. Insufficient for a TRO." T he judge also said suggested if Osbourne wanted to take further legal action, he could sue Cloyd for damages to his car and home.

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