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RHOA's Angela Oakley hit with a police report from a man who says she harassed him since 2024
Alexander Hines told Atlanta police that RHOA star Angela Oakley threatened him and used a homophobic slur. Her lawyer says the claims are baseless.

"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Angela Oakley is facing ugly accusations from a man who went to the police. Her side says none of it is true.
Alexander Hines has gone to Atlanta police with a complaint, according to reports. He says Angela has been targeting him since 2024.
The claims
Hines says Angela threatened his life at an event in August 2024. He says she also hurled an anti-gay slur at him. By his account, about 20 people saw it happen.
He says the harassment did not stop there. Over the following two years, he claims, she kept texting him.
Hines also accuses her of sending men to show up where he works to scare him. He says she fed stories about him to blogs to humiliate him.
On top of that, he alleges she had fake legal papers served on him.
Why he went to police now
Hines says he recently got anonymous texts warning that his family was being followed. He says that fits a pattern. He wants police to look into it.
Her response
Angela's attorney Steve Sadow shot down every claim.
"The police report purportedly filed by Alexander Hines contains a series of baseless and unfounded allegations. These bogus claims are entirely without merit and have no basis in fact or reality. Ms. Oakley categorically and unequivocally denies each and every one," Sadow said.
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