Incubus singer Brandon Boyd accused of threatening the life of and stalking 'Real World: Key West' star Svetlana Shusterman

Incubus was a band that made its mark on the music industry in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but singer Brandon Boyd has reportedly been overstepping boundaries with one unlucky woman. According to a new restraining order filed by Svetlana Shusterman of Real World 17: Key West fame, Boyd has been stalking the former reality star for years! Boyd begs to differ.

TMZ reports:

Svetlana Shusterman from "Real World 17: Key West" got a temporary restraining order against Boyd, claiming Brandon's been stalking her for years ... and recently began threatening her life. Svetlana filed a police report claiming Brandon had followed her car onto a freeway and yelled through the window that he was going to kill her. Svetlana says she recently moved to a friends house to evade him, but he tracked her down. She writes, "Every day, I am terrified." Boyd has been ordered to stay 100 yards away from her pending a court hearing next month. 

This seems pretty amazing for such a huge singer to be so obsessed with someone from a show that nobody really remembers. According to the Incubus frontman's representative, Boyd has no idea what this restraining order is a bout.

"Brandon has been advised about this but doesn't know anything about it," the representative told TMZ. "He doesn't know this person nor does he recall ever having met her."

Talk about awkward. Don't you guys hate it when the person you claim is stalking you says they don't even know who you are, even after you get a restraining order against them?