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RHOA alum Angela Oakley denies harassment claims in new police report

Alexander Hines alleges Oakley threatened him and sent fake legal documents, while her attorney calls the accusations baseless.

By Yara Nasser ·

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Alexander Hines, a man who says he has been in a dispute with Real Housewives of Atlanta star Angela Oakley since August 2024, has filed a police report detailing years of alleged harassment. Hines told Atlanta police that Oakley threatened to kill him and used a homophobic slur during an event. He says the conflict has continued through text messages, workplace intimidation, and legal threats.

The alleged incident began on August 16, 2024. Hines claims Oakley confronted him in front of approximately 20 people. He stated that she directed a slur at him and threatened his life during the exchange. Hines says this initial confrontation marked the start of a two year pattern of contact from Oakley.

According to the report, Hines alleges Oakley sent him harassing text messages over the following two years. He also claims she sent men to his workplace to intimidate him. Hines says Oakley shared information about him with blogs, an action he believes was intended to embarrass him publicly.

Hines alleges the dispute included the service of legal documents he believes were fake. He also reported receiving anonymous text messages warning that members of his family were being followed. Hines told authorities he is concerned about the pattern of behavior and asked police to investigate his claims.

Oakley’s attorney, Steve Sadow, responded to the allegations in a statement. Sadow said the police report contains a series of baseless and unfounded allegations. He described the claims as entirely without merit and stated that Oakley categorically and unequivocally denies each one.

The police report currently lists the incidents as allegations. No formal charges have been filed, and the report does not provide details on the status of the investigation. Hines and Oakley have not issued further public comments since the report was obtained by media outlets.

The dispute began at an event in August 2024. Hines filed the report with the Atlanta Police Department. Oakley’s team denies the events described in the document. The police department has not released an update on the investigation.

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