Washington court grants TV star protection order
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A Washington state judge has granted a temporary civil protection order to Solomon Isaiah Freedom “Bear” Brown, of Discovery Channel’s “Alaskan Bush People,” against a man who helped search for Brown’s late brother, Matt. According to Okanogan County Superior Court records, the respondent was part of a private search and rescue group that located Matt Brown’s body in a river in May 2026, after he was reported missing on May 27. The county coroner later ruled Matt’s death a suicide, citing methamphetamine in his system. Bear Brown alleges ongoing stalking, online harassment, and a threatening social media post dated July 22, 2026.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
Timeline of Events
- May 27, 2026 Matt Brown reported missing
- Late May 2026 Search and rescue operation launched
- May 2026 Matt Brown’s body recovered
- After recovery Coroner rules death suicide
- Following ruling Toxicology finds methamphetamine in system
- Since May 2026 Volunteer allegedly posts harassing videos
- July 22, 2026 Alleged threatening social media post
- July 22, 2026 Court issues temporary protection order
Why This Matters to You
This case highlights the potential risks of online harassment, even for public figures. It's a reminder to monitor your own online interactions and to report any threatening behavior. Remember, everyone has the right to feel safe, both offline and online.
The Bottom Line
Bear Brown, a TV star, has been granted a temporary protection order due to alleged stalking and online harassment. It's a stark reminder of the dark side of fame and the importance of online safety. Worth forwarding if you know someone who's experienced similar issues.
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