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>In June 2025, Ryback posted that Brandon Chase Salehi Nassab was arrested in Madison County, Alabama, on charges of menacing, aggravated assault, and harassing communications. He was released on zero bond despite being on probation and under investigation for ongoing harassment.
>Ryback stated that Salehi Nassab had already pled guilty to federal online aggravated stalking and harassment, receiving a one-year probation that the new arrest violated. He noted that a routine NCIC check would have shown the probation status and argued that Salehi Nassab should not have been released.
>Ryback added that Salehi Nassab still faced one to five years in Nevada State Prison related to the prior case. He called for Salehi Nassab to remain in custody until his next hearing and criticized Verizon for delaying the release of subpoenaed data tied to the investigation.
>In 2023, Ryback claimed on X that Brandon Chase Salehi Nassab created hundreds of fake accounts to harass him. The stalker claimed to know Ryback’s address and other personal details, and said his life purpose was to kill Ryback and his family. Nassab also directed threats of rape, torture, and murder toward Ryback’s mother and dogs. Not only that, but his stalker had a history of firearms charges.
>Ryback contacted the FBI and in August 2023 announced that an affidavit for an aggravated stalking arrest warrant for Nassab had been submitted to the District Attorney’s office in Nevada. Despite this, the harassment continued. The former WWE Intercontinental Champion later reported that Nassab violated a no-contact order daily by using VPNs and other technology to create thousands of new accounts.
The ongoing harassment prevented Ryback from traveling or making public appearances. In April 2025, he stated that he had not been able to do so for nearly two years.
https://www.ringsidenews.com/man-accused-stalking-ryback-arrested-again-multiple-charges/
>Ryback stated that Salehi Nassab had already pled guilty to federal online aggravated stalking and harassment, receiving a one-year probation that the new arrest violated. He noted that a routine NCIC check would have shown the probation status and argued that Salehi Nassab should not have been released.
>Ryback added that Salehi Nassab still faced one to five years in Nevada State Prison related to the prior case. He called for Salehi Nassab to remain in custody until his next hearing and criticized Verizon for delaying the release of subpoenaed data tied to the investigation.
>In 2023, Ryback claimed on X that Brandon Chase Salehi Nassab created hundreds of fake accounts to harass him. The stalker claimed to know Ryback’s address and other personal details, and said his life purpose was to kill Ryback and his family. Nassab also directed threats of rape, torture, and murder toward Ryback’s mother and dogs. Not only that, but his stalker had a history of firearms charges.
>Ryback contacted the FBI and in August 2023 announced that an affidavit for an aggravated stalking arrest warrant for Nassab had been submitted to the District Attorney’s office in Nevada. Despite this, the harassment continued. The former WWE Intercontinental Champion later reported that Nassab violated a no-contact order daily by using VPNs and other technology to create thousands of new accounts.
The ongoing harassment prevented Ryback from traveling or making public appearances. In April 2025, he stated that he had not been able to do so for nearly two years.
https://www.ringsidenews.com/man-accused-stalking-ryback-arrested-again-multiple-charges/
