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Tennessee Judge Grants Restraining Order Against Bryan Seaver and Security Firm Regarding…

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What happened

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A Tennessee judge granted a Temporary Restraining Order to Dolly Parton's estate, which is managed from Fairview. The estate filed the complaint against Bryan Seaver and his private security company, Squadron Augmented Protection Services (SAPS). The estate alleged that Seaver had been making threats of violence against Parton and her business. The order requires Seaver and SAPS to refrain from entering any estate property or coming within 1,000 feet of estate employees and business partners. A hearing regarding the matter is scheduled for October 7.

From westkentuckystar.com

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The order impacts the operational environment of the estate, which is based in Fairview, Tennessee. The TRO aims to protect the estate from interference with its business relationships and its ability to operate in the greater Nashville area. The terms of the order are specific to the estate's business partners and operations.

From westkentuckystar.com

Who's involved

  • PartonThe subject of the threats and the estate's focus
  • FairviewThe location where the estate operations are based
  • TennesseeThe state where the judge issued the order

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