Shia LaBeouf's Alleged Stalker Pleads Guilty, Ordered Not To Contact Actor But Avoids Jail Time
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Key Points:
- Alyssa Couture pleaded guilty to stalking Shia LaBeouf following a bizarre confrontation in a Louisiana bank parking lot, where she was arrested on July 13.
- The judge sentenced Couture to one year of probation and required her to complete a mental health program, suspending a one-year jail sentence.
- As part of the sentence, Couture is prohibited from approaching or contacting Shia LaBeouf.
- During the incident, Couture made unusual claims, including that Shia was a clone and that she was trying to close a "demon portal" and find the clone allegedly being sex trafficked.
- Couture also told police she considered herself Shia's wife and had multiple conversations expressing these delusional beliefs.
