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Bill Gross Is Fighting With His Neighbor. Now They’re Going to Court.
The former bond manager and his neighbor are each seeking restraining orders in a dispute involving a glass sculpture and a famous theme song.
A dispute between bond king Bill Gross and his neighbor over loud music and a Chihuly sculpture is set to heat up this week.
The neighbors filed dueling complaints against one another last month, when Mark Towfiq, who lives next door to Gross, alleged that the retired bond manager installed a sculpture that obstructed his view — and subsequently played loud music when Towfiq complained about it.
与此同时，粗略地指责Tesfiq与他和拍摄粗暴和他的合作伙伴，艾米施瓦茨有“令人毛骨悚然的痴迷”。
Now, they’re meeting in court, where an Orange County judge is considering whether to grant each of them a restraining order against the other.
据TebRFiq的律师称，邻居已经在审判时花了三天，并在周三再次在法官之前出现。凯勒安德勒的合作伙伴，凯勒安德勒的合作伙伴，预计审判将继续下周持续下周。
Witnesses include three police officers, a code enforcement officer, a sound recording expert, the former owner of the Gross home, and Gross’ property manager and real estate agent. Gross, Schwartz, and Towfiq are also testifying, Scolnick said.
A trial on the case itself will follow this restraining order dispute, although no date has been set, according to a spokesperson for Gross’ attorneys.
According to the ex-bond manager’s version of events, the dispute began in 2018, when Gross was looking at purchasing a Laguna Beach home. During that process, Towfiq repeatedly asked Gross’ real estate agent and the home’s former owner whether Gross was the buyer, according to a court document filed by Gross’ attorneys.
据称，Towfiq据称发短信给前邻居：“我希望我能见到他，”帕科的邦德经理告诉我他很难，“法院文件秀。
Once Gross and Schwartz moved in, they noticed that Towfiq had security cameras on the outside of his home that they believe were pointed in the direction of their home, according to a November court filing. The couple also alleges that Towfiq seemed to be taking videos of Gross and Schwartz — what the complaint refers to as Towfiq’s “peeping tom behavior.”
According to Towfiq, however, the dispute began the following year in 2019, when Gross and Schwartz installed a glass Chihuly sculpture along the edge of their property, as well as a net to protect it.
Towfiq claims that the couple didn’t get the appropriate licenses necessary from the city to do this and that the net obstructed the view from his home. Towfiq’s complaint said he asked his neighbors — and their building manager — to take the net down, but they did not.
因此，Towfiq向该城市提出了投诉，该城市将于7月份发出违规通知至毛额。
不久之后，Towfiq声称，骚扰开始了。据称，据称克罗斯和施瓦茨大声播放了吉利岛的岛屿主题歌曲，深夜播放了音乐。TebRFIQ的投诉称他要求这对夫妇将音乐变下来，并且他称警察在不止一次的场合上呼吁响起。
In response to one of Towfiq’s texts, Gross allegedly said: “Peace on all fronts or well [sic] just have nightly concerts big boy,” according to the complaint. In Towfiq’s view, this implied that the music was in retaliation to his complaint about the art.
The issue came to a head on August 15, when Towfiq alleges that Gross played the theme song on a loop. Towfiq called the police. After he called, Towfiq claims he saw Gross, who was shirtless, “sneaking in a crouched position” toward Towfiq’s carport, holding an “electronic device.”
他开始记录总值,complaint showed. Gross’ complaint, meanwhile, accused Towfiq of “leering” at him over the fence. Then the police arrived, breaking up the dispute.
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After some back and forth between their attorneys outside of court, the neighbors filed complaints on October 13 and 14.
“Mr. Towfiq is attempting to rewrite his history of privacy invasion and creepy obsession with Bill Gross to instead falsely characterize himself as living in fear of his retired neighbor,” Gross’ attorney Jill Basinger, a partner with Glaser Weil Fink Howard Avchen & Shapiro, said via email.
Skolnick declined to comment beyond providing details on the case proceedings.