Protection order granted in feuding Lakota school board members case

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A school board member in Greater Cincinnati’s second-largest school district must stay 500 feet away from one of her fellow board members at all times after his request for court-ordered protection from her was granted Wednesday.

Butler County Magistrate Matthew Reed and Common Pleas Court Judge Greg Howard signed the civil stalking protection order for Lakota Local Schools board member Isaac Adi against Darbi Boddy.

“(Boddy) has knowingly engaged in a pattern of conduct that caused Petitioner to believe that Respondent will cause physical harm or cause or has caused mental distress,” comments accompanying the order state. “… the following orders are equitable, fair, and necessary to protect the persons named in this order from stalking offenses.”

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