Yuma County Sheriff's Office
Corey Clark is in trouble again.
The controversial former “American Idol” contestant, who was bounced off of Season 2 of the series and claimed to have a sexual relationship with then-“Idol” judge Paula Abdul, was arrested Wednesday on charges of aggravated harassment and violation of a court order, the Yuma, Arizona, police department told TheWrap.
According to a police report, the arrest stemmed from a Sept. 17 incident at the Yuma County Courthouse, when Clark confronted and argued with a man who was with his estranged wife Monica Clark, and who he believed that Monica had a relationship with.
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Monica told police that a court order only allowed Clark to contact her by email and third party, and only in reference to their children. However, Monica produced a number of emails that overstepped those bounds, including one that stated, “You still fill my heart with so much joy whenever I get the chance to see you. I wish things were different with us. I wish things were better for us.”
Monica also told police that she believed Clark was stalking her because “he was watching her for hours while she ate” at a restaurant following the alleged court incident.
According to police, Clark was argumentative after being taken into custody.
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“While processing Clark he continued to argue over the fact that he could email [his wife] anything he wanted,” the report reads.
Clark was disqualified from “Idol” after producers determined that he had not disclosed a previous arrest record.
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