Taylor Swift's Alleged Stalker Committed for Psychiatric Treatment

After multiple arrests outside the singer's NYC home, the accused is found unfit for trial and will receive mental health care.

David Crowe, accused of stalking Taylor Swift, has been declared unfit to stand trial following a psychiatric evaluation.
Crowe was arrested three times in January outside Swift's Manhattan residence, facing charges of stalking, harassment, and contempt.
The case against Crowe has been dismissed, and he will be committed to state custody for psychiatric treatment.
Prosecutors had previously warned of Crowe's repeated violations of a protective order mandating he stay away from Swift and her home.
Swift's Manhattan townhouse has been the scene of several break-ins, highlighting ongoing security concerns.