Overview

• Circuit Judge Fred Koberlein Jr. barred Mills from contacting Lindsey Langston, referencing her on social media, or coming within 500 feet of listed locations through Jan. 1, 2026.
• The court found Langston credible and described Mills’s testimony as largely untruthful or incomprehensible.
• Langston alleged threats to release intimate images and to confront future partners, with texts including “Strap up cowboy” and “I can send him a few videos of you as well.”
• The order says that after the August filing, Mills used another girlfriend’s phone and a congressional staffer to reach Langston and her family.
• The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is reviewing the case with no criminal charges filed, and Mills denies wrongdoing as false or politically motivated, while a separate D.C. allegation from February was later recanted.