Justin Timberlake has won a permanent restraining order against a woman accused of harassing him after declaring fears for his safety in court.

The pop star was ordered to appear in a Los Angeles court on Monday to personally testify against Karen McNeil in a bid to make permanent a temporary restraining order he received in October.

Instead, Timberlake submitted a sworn document detailing his concerns for himself and his loved ones via attorney Marty Singer - and now McNeil has been ordered to stay 100 yards away from the star, his home and vehicle.

Timberlake's statement, obtained by TMZ.com, reads: "Ms. McNeil's ever-increasing, aggressive and harassing conduct are extremely distressing. I fear for my personal safety, and that of my family and friends. I respectfully request that the Court make an order prohibiting and restraining Ms. McNeil from coming near me, my residence, my workplaces or wherever I am."

According to Timberlake's declaration, McNeil has continued to attempt to make contact with the singer even after he received a temporary restraining order against her.

He claims she has been an unwelcome and uninvited visitor at his home. McNeil insists she's a longtime friend.



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