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Spears' pal served restraining order
By RAQUEL MARIA DILLON -- The Associated Press (Published February 20‚ 2008) LOS ANGELES (AP) After three weeks of trying, Britney Spears' parents on Thursday finally got to order Sam Lutfi to stay away from their daughter - at least until Friday. In court papers, Jeffrey Wexler, a lawyer for her father, James Spears, wrote that "after three weeks of apparently evading service," Lutfi was served at 11 a.m. outside his Los Angeles apartment. The order expires Friday. It requires Lutfi to stay 250 yards away from Spears and her home. Wexler asked for the order to be extended until the court can schedule a hearing on it. On Feb. 7, Spears' mother, Lynne, requested the temporary restraining order against the troubled singer's frequent companion and sometime manager. She claimed Lutfi had held Spears hostage in her own home, drugged her and took over her finances. Attorneys for James Spears, who was named co-conservator of his daughter's estate, told a Superior Court commissioner that investigators spent more than 200 hours trying to locate Lutfi and serve him the restraining order. |
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