Apple CEO was harassed, the suspect broke into his home to give flowers and wine

The idea that only girls on the street have to be careful, in case of being trouble, however it seems that this is not entirely correct. Recently, the lawyer of Apple just managed to get a temporary restraining order against an American man, asking him to stay away from the CEO of the company. Tim Cook as well as many other board members.​

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According to the information revealed by the court, the man was named Rakesh Sharma, also known as Rocky, 41 years old, he used to harass many Apple employees. From September to October 2 last year, he called a senior employee of this famous technology company and made harassing comments. He even called the customer care number, claiming that he knew the address of a senior member of the company, and mentioned sensitive words like ‘guns’.

Last December 4, Sharma follow Tim Cook went to his home in Palo Alto (California), he jumped the wall and sent the owner of the house, who is also the CEO of Apple, fresh flowers and wine. He then spread on the internet indecent sexual photos that allude to Tim Cook.​

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On January 15 of this year, Sharma still did not stop, continued to go to Tim Cook’s house, repeatedly rang the doorbell, when the area police arrived, he had long disappeared. This forced Apple’s lawyers to apply for a temporary restraining order from the court, which will take effect on March 3 of this year.

Causing so much trouble, however, when interviewed by the media, Sharma still insisted that people misunderstood her. But in early February, he posted a video himself online and threatened: “Tim Cook, your company sucks, get out of San Francisco Bay, I’ll kick you out.”
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