Stephen Cloobeck, a former California gubernatorial candidate and billionaire real estate developer, was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly threatening witnesses in his fiancée's criminal case. - Cloobeck faces two felony counts of attempting to dissuade witnesses and one misdemeanor count of annoying phone calls.
- His fiancée, Anna Lavie, is charged with six felonies for allegedly using dating apps to rob men. - Cloobeck was released on $300,000 bond; his spokesman denies the charges.
The case is set to proceed toward trial in late May, with Cloobeck's arraignment date pending.