'Young and the Restless' Alum Brenda Dickson Allegedly Hit Neighbor's Kid In Face
Key Points:
- Richard Chamberlin has filed for a civil harassment restraining order against actress Brenda Dickson, alleging she physically assaulted his daughter, Isabella, by hitting her in the face and chest during a July 8 incident.
- Chamberlin also claims Brenda bumped Isabella with trash bags, made threats, and verbally harassed his family and others, describing ongoing stalking and harassment over the past two months.
- He is seeking protection for himself, his daughter, another renter, and his dog, requesting Brenda stay at least five yards away from them.
- The court denied the restraining order request initially, stating the evidence did not sufficiently prove Brenda was violent or caused substantial emotional distress; a hearing is set for August 24.
- Brenda Dickson was previously arrested last month for misdemeanor battery related to the July 8 incident but was released the same day on her own recognizance.