How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor is ordered to stay seven yards away from his next door neighbors because he’s ‘takes his shirt off and screams at them’ for complaining about his deck
- Radnor’s neighbors sued him in May 2017 for building an expansive deck which they say encroaches on their property
- A judge sided with them but Radnor was able to stop them from tearing it down
- Now, they say he harasses them whenever they go outside by screaming at them
- They claim the star also makes workers feel ‘uncomfortable’ in their back yard
- A judge this week ordered Radnor to stay seven yards away from them at all times
How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor has been told to stay away from his neighbors after they complained about him harassing them while shirtless.
The celebrity has been embroiled in a dispute with the family next door for months over the construction of a large back yard deck on his property in the Hollywood Hills.
In the most recent court development, the family asked a judge for a restraining order which means Radnor must stay away from them. He has been told to keep a distance of at least seven yards at all times.
They say that since a judge sided with them in their complaint that he did not have the proper permits for the deck, Radnor has been making their lives difficult.
They allege in court documents obtained by TMZ that he not only shouts at them whenever they go outside but that he also makes workers in their yard ‘uncomfortable’.
Josh Radnor, 44, has been told to stay away from his neighbors after they complained that he had been shouting at them, sometimes while shirtless, in an ongoing dispute over his backyard deck
Radnor’s representatives did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com’s inquiries on Friday morning.
The dispute began in May 2017 after Radnor built the expansive deck.
According to court records, the prior owner of his home acquired the right to expand the yard into the neighbor’s land but only if they kept a walkway and a wall that were there.
In 2016, Radnor built his deck but demolished the wall, according to his neighbors.
Radnor and his neighbors have been in dispute since 2017 when they sued him over his construction of a deck they said encroached on their land
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