NBA star Andrew Bogut seeks restraining order against neighbor
NBA star Andrew Bogut sought a restraining order against his neighbour over a basketball stabbing.
NBA champion Andrew Bogut filed for a restraining order against his neighbour. The filing came after an alleged basketball stabbing incident.
The 41-year-old was due to make the order official at Newtown court on Wednesday. But the hearing was postponed to mid-November.
His neighbour failed to show. Neighbours had complained that basketball games at Bogut's property lasted one to two hours.
The games had become frustrating over months. NSW Police attended both homes but did not lay charges.
Bogut is widely regarded as Australia's greatest basketball player. He won an NBA title with Golden State Warriors in 2015.
He represented Australia at three Olympic Games.
- 41 years old
- Bogut's age
- One to two hours
- Game duration
- 2015 with Golden State Warriors
- NBA title year
- November 18
- Court date
Why it mattersThe case shows how neighbourhood disputes over noise can lead to court orders. It also shows the limits of police action in such conflicts.
AustraliaLocal interest in how Australian celebrities handle disputes and the legal processes available in NSW.
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