Context:

A man named Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, accused of stalking Jennifer Aniston, appeared shirtless in court after crashing his car through her home's gate. The judge ordered a mental-health evaluation to assess his competency for facing felony stalking and vandalism charges, while also issuing a no-contact order with Aniston. Carwyle, who had been reportedly harassing Aniston for two years, did not speak during the hearing as his lawyer entered a not guilty plea. Aniston was at home during the incident, but no injuries were reported as a security guard intervened before police arrested Carwyle. If convicted, Carwyle could face up to three years in prison, with the added charge of the threat of great bodily harm.

Dive Deeper:

• Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, a 48-year-old man from Mississippi, appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom shirtless and wrapped in a blanket, where he was ordered to undergo a mental-health evaluation to determine his competency for trial.

• The charges against Carwyle include felony stalking and vandalism after he allegedly drove his Chrysler PT Cruiser through the front gate of Jennifer Aniston's home, causing significant damage.

• For two years prior to the incident, Carwyle had been sending Aniston numerous voicemail, email, and social media messages, which led to the stalking allegations.

• During the court proceedings, Judge Keith L. Schwartz issued a no-contact order with Jennifer Aniston, despite Carwyle's lawyer suggesting that it would not be an issue.

• Aniston was at her residence in Bel Air at the time of the gate crash; however, no one was injured thanks to the intervention of a security guard who stopped Carwyle before police arrived.

• Carwyle's arrest could result in a prison sentence of up to three years if convicted, with an added aggravating circumstance of the threat of great bodily harm.

• Jennifer Aniston, famous for her role on NBC's 'Friends' and an Emmy Award winner, purchased the 3.4-acre property in 2012 for $21 million.