*Vincent Edward “Bo” Jackson, the renowned sporting legend, was recently granted a monetary award of slightly over $21 million by a Cobb County, Georgia judge. This ruling is a result of his civil extortion case against his niece and nephew, whom he accused of persistent harassment and intimidation.
The judgment was issued on February 2nd, accompanied by a permanent protective order that prohibits siblings Thomas Lee Anderson and Erica M. Anderson, also known as Erica Anderson Ross, from engaging in any further bothersome contact with Jackson, 61, and his immediate family members. According to the order, the Andersons must maintain a distance of at least 500 yards from the Jacksons, their residences, workplaces, and schools. Additionally, they are required to remove any content related to the Jacksons from their social media platforms.
In Jackson’s complaint, filed in April, Jackson identified Thomas and Erica Anderson as his niece and nephew. The lawsuit alleged that these individuals, who reside in Cobb County and Texas respectively, attempted to extort $20 million from the former professional baseball and football player.
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