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Taylor Swift's stalker, David Crowe, has been deemed unfit to stand trial and will be committed to a mental health facility after repeatedly lingering outside the singer's NYC home. Crowe, a Seattle law student, was arrested multiple times for stalking and harassing Swift, and a judge has dismissed the criminal case against him. He will now receive necessary treatment in the custody of the Office of Mental Health.
A man identified as Robert Card, a firearms instructor trained by the military, has been named a person of interest in a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine. Card had recently been committed to a mental health facility and had reported hearing voices and making threats. The shootings at a bowling alley and a bar left at least 16 people dead and dozens wounded. Authorities are still searching for the suspect, and residents have been advised to stay indoors.
A Pennsylvania state trooper, Ronald Davis, had his ex-girlfriend, Michelle Perfanov, involuntarily committed to a mental health facility after showing colleagues her suicidal texts. However, Perfanov later revealed that she had sent the texts to elicit a reaction from Davis, not with the intention of taking her own life. Davis, who is married with children, has been charged with unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, and other charges. The text messages were part of a larger domestic dispute, and Perfanov's statements were found credible by the police. Davis was suspended without pay after charges were filed.
TikToker Chris Rooney, known as Uncle Chris on TikTok, has announced that he has left a mental-health facility after a 17-day stay. Rooney sought help after watching the child-trafficking movie "Sound of Freedom." He expressed gratitude for the support he received and shared photos of himself looking relaxed and happy. Rooney's return to social media was welcomed by his fans, and he plans to focus on his own recovery and helping others.
Vanderpump Rules star Rachel Leviss breaks her silence in an interview with Bethenny Frankel, discussing her involvement in the 'Scandoval' cheating scandal. Leviss reveals that she took time away from the public eye to reflect on her actions and understand her behaviors, including her choice of unavailable men and unhealthy relationships. She also shares her experience in a treatment facility to address her mental health and acknowledges the hurt she caused others. Leviss admits to turning to alcohol during filming and expresses relief at the opportunity to represent herself authentically. She discusses her name change and the support she received from her family throughout the ordeal.
Police are investigating a homicide at McCarthy Place, a transitional housing facility for individuals with mental illness in Gresham. The victim, a woman, was killed, but few details have been released about the incident, which is listed as a stabbing in the law enforcement log.
Vanderpump Rules star Raquel Leviss, who checked into a mental health facility in April, has returned to using her birth name Rachel after therapy. Leviss had an "epiphany" in therapy and decided to reclaim her name after trolls "weaponized" it. She has been staying at a friend's house and has accumulated a $200,000 bill for her care. There are talks of her possible return to the show, with negotiations reportedly centered around her mental health and financial compensation. The upcoming season of Vanderpump Rules has begun filming, and the show recently received two Primetime Emmy Award nominations.
Raquel Leviss is reportedly in negotiations to check out of the mental health facility where she has been staying, as filming for the reality show Vanderpump Rules begins. The producers have been supportive of her treatment, but her future on the show is still uncertain. Leviss had checked herself into the facility after news broke of her involvement with Tom Sandoval, who cheated on his longtime girlfriend, Ariana Madix. Leviss has been committed to improving her mental health and making better choices.
Raquel Leviss has just begun negotiating a new contract with Bravo for her return to "Vanderpump Rules" in Season 11. The negotiations started this week after Raquel's stay in a mental health facility, and while the terms discussed so far have not been deal-breakers, there are complications in sealing the deal. Bravo was hesitant to begin negotiations while Raquel was in treatment, but now that she is expected to leave the facility soon, talks have commenced. However, integrating Raquel into the ongoing storyline may prove challenging as the longer the show films, the harder it becomes to incorporate her.
Vanderpump Rules executive producer, Alex Baskin, denied rumors that Raquel Leviss is pregnant with Tom Sandoval's baby. The two reportedly split after their affair came to light earlier this year. Raquel checked herself into a mental health facility last month for "mental health and trauma therapy." The cast is set to reunite for the Vanderpump Rules reunion, which will begin airing on May 24.
Tom Sandoval denied claims made by Vanderpump Rules co-stars Peter Madrigal and Dayna Kathan that Raquel Leviss was at a spa instead of a mental health facility. Sandoval confirmed that Leviss is doing great and getting help at an unnamed facility in Arizona. Leviss checked herself into the facility amid backlash over her affair with Sandoval, which was exposed in March. The fallout from the affair will reportedly be addressed at the upcoming Season 10 reunion of Vanderpump Rules.