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Kevin Singh Arrested for Stalking Fever Guard Sophie Cunningham

6/25/2026

Summary

Kevin Singh Arrested

Kevin Singh, 48, was arrested on Tuesday and charged Wednesday with stalking, intimidation and harassment of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham.
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears said Singh’s threats increased in February after team security warned him.
Singh is on probation in Hendricks County after pleading guilty to two Level 6 felony invasion-of-privacy counts.
Five additional felony charges, including a lead stalking count and a habitual-offender enhancement, were dismissed.

Summary

Kevin Singh Sues

On June 11, Singh filed a self-represented defamation suit against Pacers Sports & Entertainment, alleging financial loss and embarrassment.
Prosecutors sought a $40,000 cash bond, home detention, GPS monitoring and a no-contact exclusion zone for Singh.
After Singh’s threats, Pacers security VP John Ball began carrying a firearm, requested extra patrols and hired Caitlin Scott to track suspicious individuals.

History

Historical Context

In 1990 Judge John Watson and Rep. Ed Royce secured California’s first anti-stalking law, Penal Code 646.9, and the LAPD launched the nation’s first Threat Management Unit. Within three years every state adopted similar statutes, and California added a cyberstalking provision in 1999. Prosecutors now invoke that legacy while seeking a bond and GPS monitoring for Kevin Singh’s threats to Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham.

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Kevin Singh Arrested

Kevin Singh, 48, was arrested on Tuesday and charged Wednesday with stalking, intimidation and harassment of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham.
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears said Singh’s threats increased in February after team security warned him.
Singh is on probation in Hendricks County after pleading guilty to two Level 6 felony invasion-of-privacy counts.
Five additional felony charges, including a lead stalking count and a habitual-offender enhancement, were dismissed.

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