Neighbors Allege Harassment in Lawsuit Against Laguna Beach Billionaire

Neighbors Allege Harassment in Lawsuit Against Laguna Beach Billionaire
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SANTA ANA, Calif. (CNS)—An Orange County Superior Court judge on Oct. 16 issued a temporary restraining order against the billionaire founder of the Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO) in a lawsuit filed by his Laguna Beach neighbors who claim he is harassing them with loud music, including the “Gilligan’s Island” theme on a loop throughout the night.

The lawsuit—filed by Mark Towfiq and Carol Nakahara against Bill Gross and his girlfriend Amy Schwartz—alleges that the former PIMCO leader has subjected his neighbors to a “targeted campaign of harassment and abuse” following a dispute over an art installation on Gross’ property.

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