Former sheriff charged with killing judge wants case dismissed

In his domestic violence restraining order request, reviewed by The Shade Room, Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr. asserted that Halle poses an:

“…imminent emotional and psychological risk to the minor child based on repeated, documented threats of self-harm.”

He sought to limit her travel to California and required her to turn in Halo’s passport to his lawyer, Larry Bakman, by June 16. If the judge granted travel, DDG asked that Bailey share Halo’s travel schedule, copies of round-trip airline tickets, addresses, phone numbers to reach him, and an open airline ticket for DDG in case Halle doesn’t return Halo.

The father also declared his belief that Bailey could abduct Halo. That belief is allegedly based on a history of: “abusing [DDG]child abuse, taking away or hiding [Halo]threatening to take away or hide [Halo] and not cooperating” in parenting.”

DDG requested that the judge bar Halle Bailey from exhibiting abuse — this is the specific part the judge granted. Some examples were: harassment, threats, assault, stalking, property destruction, surveillance, and online impersonation.

He also requested a no-contact order and a stay-away order of 100 yards away for Halo, himself, his home, workplace, or job. Moreover, the streamer asked the judge to allow him to record calls or communications with Halle. DDG also wanted the judge to prevent Bailey from looking for his and Halo’s living address or locations. Additionally, he asked the judge to prevent Halle from relocating without his or the court’s permission.

However, he agreed that Bailey could access Halo’s records and information and should have visitation with a professional third party on a 2-2-5-5 time share.

Darryl also sought child support and payment for his lawyer’s fees and costs. He also requested that the judge assign Halle a 52-week batterer intervention program, which would be weekly classes to address accountability, abuse effects, and gender roles. If ordered, DDG requires Bailey to submit proof of completion.

Additionally, DDG asked the court to require Halle to turn in, sell, or store any firearms, parts, or ammunition they have or control. He also wanted her barred from making related purchases.

DDG’s restraining order request included several exhibits. A declaration from his mother, T2 Spell Granberry. Photos of a bloody cut on his hand. Alleged texts from Halle with dates as far back as 2022. Their romantic relationship ended in October 2024.

Dated texts, including after Halo’s birth, include language of suggestive self-harm. Alleged screenshots from March 21, 2024, show Bailey sending multiple texts in 12 hours. The few responses DDG gave encouraged space between them. He later asked Hall to go home with Halo after she allegedly showed up at his home. In a flurry of messages, Bailey accused DDG of having sexual intercourse with influencer Lala Baptiste during a Mexico trip. “I’m [going] to kill [myself] tonight,” Halle reportedly texted at 11:09 p.m., followed by “My son will not be [around] for it,” one minute later.

Halle also called her ex-boyfriend a “selfish, disgusting person” before pleading with Darryl to “please take [Halo] away from” her and later adding, “Me and Halo are in the cold.” Meanwhile, the streamer replied that he was “genuinely scared” of her, fearing that she might “kill” him in his sleep. He added that he didn’t trust her “around guns,” which he allegedly had in his home. “Please just go home and I’ll pick Halo up from there,” DDG texted on 3/21/2024 at 11:15 p.m.

With the parents accusing each other of forms of abuse, their independent fan bases have begun taking sides. Amid that, Halle Bailey’s fans have surfaced Snapchat content from April 2021, in which Halle admits to battling “severe” postpartum depression, including feeling like she was “drowning” while trying to “come up for air.” In those same videos, she credited DDG for being the “most amazing daddy in the world,”per PEOPLE.

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