A man who has been charged with stalking pop star Taylor Swift has been deemed unfit to stand trial by a court doctor.
Mohammed Jaffar, 29, was sent to a New York state psychiatric facility, where he will remain in custody until further mental health assessments.
Jaffar is accused of plaguing Swift’s management company with phone calls – 60 of them over a two-week period in February 2017 – before entering her apartment building in the Tribeca area of New York. He also repeatedly rang her doorbell. He was eventually arrested in March, and a restraining order was made against him.
Jaffer had also tweeted images of sweets he planned to give Swift: “Something a gatekeeper (a guy dressed up as security guard in your lobby) prevented us from sharing.” He wrote her rambling poetry in which he said “There is nothing I love more than you”.
