Overview
- Hawaii police say Penn first faced charges Sunday after allegedly taking his mother’s mail, shining a bright flashlight in her eyes and shoving her against a car.
- He posted $2,000 bail early Monday but was rearrested later that day for violating a warning citation by returning to her home.
- Lorraine Shin has requested a six-month temporary restraining order, accusing her son of months of extreme psychological abuse.
- Court documents detail her belief that Penn persistently insists family members are imposters, a hallmark of Capgras delusional disorder.
- Penn has posted Instagram videos denying wrongdoing and accusing relatives of identity theft as he awaits a scheduled court hearing.