Mila Kunis' Stalker Taken Into Custody
Stuart Lynn Dunn had escaped from a mental health facility.
— -- The man who had been sentenced for stalking Mila Kunis is back in police custody after escaping from a mental health facility, authorities said today.
The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department’s Major Crimes Division arrested Stuart Lynn Dunn at 10:30 a.m. today, according to a statement from the Los Angeles County Probation Department.
On May 30, it was reported that Dunn took an "unauthorized departure" from a facility in Pomona, California. The next day, the Los Angeles County Probation Department requested the assistance of the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Major Crimes Bureau to conduct a search for him.
Dunn was arrested in 2012 after police said he broke into Kunis' home and followed her to the gym in hopes of meeting her.
The next year, he pleaded no contest to stalking Kunis, now 33, and was ordered to complete six months in a live-in rehabilitation program. He was also ordered to avoid her and her team of agents, managers and assistants for a decade.