Tyra Banks Stalker Released From Jail

A man accused of stalking retired supermodel Tyra Banks was released in the streets of New York, 24 hours after he was arrested by the police.

Brady Green, 37, had been hounding banks for months, sending her letters and phone messages left since the beginning of January.

The Dublin, Ga., and then began to send the talk-show and beauty of flowers, last Tuesday, turned to the New York television studio where she films "The Tyra Banks Show" by asking to speak to the Star in person.

The authorities were alerted to Green's unwanted presence and was carrying a large bag filled with magazine clippings and notes on banks. It was withdrawn from the scene, but returned later and waited for banks to get out of a fast-food restaurant in the streets.

The police was recalled to the scene and took Green into custody, charging him with stalking, harassment and criminal trespass, reports the New York Post.

Green appeared before a judge at Manhattan Criminal Court on Wednesday where he pleaded not guilty and was released by Judge Anthony Ferrara, despite green before term after-ins with the law.

Ferrara did issue a protection order for banks, but staff at the chic Chelsea, NY, studio are always concerned about return of Green.

The producer said: "There is no security in this building. It is very frightening."
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