After having been locked up in a mental health institution in 2013 for stalking Hollywood actress Mila Kunis, news broke that convicted stalker Stuart Lynn Dunn had escaped from confinement. But after a four-day escape, the authorities have finally recaptured Dunn, according to a report at mirror.co.uk. Officials said he was then taken into custody by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department major crimes division.
The 30-year-old stalker ran away from the psychiatric institution at 8 pm Saturday, prompting the staff to call the Los Angeles Sheriff's major crime division to ask for help in finding him.
In a statement made by Deputy Chief Reaver Bingham of the Los Angeles County Probation Division, he noted, "We never know what an individual's state of mind might be." "He does have fixation on his original victim and that does concern us," he added.
It can be recalled that in 2012, Dunn was ordered to stay away from Kunis subsequent to making phone calls asking for her private information and entering and occupying a vacant house she owned, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. He was sentenced to 60-day imprisonment and 3-year probation.
A few months later, Dunn was arrested after having been spotted for three consecutive days at the gym where Kunis worked out, reported The New York Daily News. Due to the incident, Kunis was forced to conceal herself in her car until the police arrived.
In 2013, Dunn submitted to a plea agreement, pleading with no contest to the criminal charge of stalking filed against him by actress Kunis. As part of the plea agreement, he was ordered to keep away from the actress for ten years.
Actor Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis' fiancé, might have felt the horror when he was informed about the incident since he is so protective of his family's safety. According to Venture Capital Post, he even expressed his disappointments on his Twitter account when he found out that pictures of her daughter were taken by the paparazzi.
