A Florida appeals court has ruled against a Miami-Dade litigant. And it found committing fraud to cancel a former boss’ vacation and sending expletive-ridden messages with foreboding Bible verses to their family members qualify as stalking.

The Third District Court of Appeal shared its determination Wednesday in an opinion affirming a lower court order. The case, Marchel Auguste vs. Christina Aguado, reached the appellate court after Marchel Auguste appealed the permanent injunction issued against her in Miami-Dade Circuit Court.

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