Police arrests Shakira’s alleged stalker for persistent harassment,delusional claims

Valtier allegedly sent gifts, including wine, chocolate, and toys, to Shakira through the mail, leading to heightened security concerns. Shakira’s security team handed over evidence to authorities on January 3, which included multiple posts on social media by Valtier obsessively fixated on the singer.

The situation intensified when Valtier physically showed up at Shakira’s Miami Beach residence just five days later, arriving in a taxi at 12:45 am. He was promptly arrested and booked into jail. During his court appearance on Tuesday, Valtier claimed he could not comply with an order to stay away from Shakira, insisting, ‘She’s my wife; I speak to her all the time.’

Prosecutors revealed that Valtier was charged not only with stalking but also for hiring a vehicle with intent to defraud, as he allegedly failed to pay the $70 taxi fare. Despite being instructed by Shakira’s security team to cease sending gifts and refrain from online postings about her, Valtier continued to escalate the situation.

Concerns heightened when an Instagram post allegedly showed Valtier boasting about being at Shakira’s Miami Beach home, accompanied by a photo of a motel business card in Florida. Prosecutors requested a $50,000 bond, but the judge, expressing genuine concerns about Valtier’s mental state, doubled the bond to $100,000. The judge sternly ordered Valtier to stay away from Shakira, emphasizing, ‘No sir, she is not your wife.’

Valtier has a troubling criminal history dating back to 1988, including charges related to drugs, aggravated assault, driving while intoxicated, and public intoxication. His previous arrest in El Paso in 2019 for criminal trespass further underscores the ongoing concerns surrounding his behavior.

As this disturbing case unfolds, it raises questions about the safety and security of celebrities in the face of persistent and potentially dangerous obsessions.