Judge orders Brad Cooper not to sell possessions
A Wake County District Court judge has granted a temporary restraining order that prohibits Brad Cooper from selling any of his possessions or liquidating any of his assets.
Posted — UpdatedJudge Debra Sasser granted the order Monday afternoon in response to a motion filed by Alice Stubbs, an attorney for Nancy Cooper's parents, Garry and Donna Rentz.
Neither Stubbs nor Brad Cooper's attorney, Deborah Sandlin, could be reached for comment Tuesday afternoon.
The motion also claims Brad Cooper is still receiving income from his employer, Cisco Systems Inc., and asks that he be required to pay child support to them, and pay for the children's medical and dental expenses.
Cisco Systems confirmed Tuesday evening that Brad Cooper is still an employee and says the company is currently reviewing his employee status in light of the pending criminal charges against him.
Brad Cooper, meanwhile, is being held in the Wake County jail without bond.
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