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An actor who appeared on “Gotham” obtained a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend after she allegedly harassed him following their split.

PJ Marshall, who portrayed Cole Clemens on the “Batman”-inspired series, received the temporary restraining order against model Vanessa Lunnon in February 2018.

The restraining order, which was obtained by Page Six, instructed Lunnon to refrain from “communication or any other contact” with Marshall, as well as from “assault, stalking, harassment, aggravated harassment” and “menacing.” It was in effect until the end of March.

Marshall, 49, has also appeared on shows including Netflix’s “Luke Cage” and “Blue Bloods.”

Elizabeth Carlton, Marshall’s current girlfriend, claimed on her website that her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend “cyberstalked” her on social media and “started posting nasty comments” on her Facebook photos from fake accounts.” Carlton also claimed that Lunnon sent her old photos of herself and Marshall from when they were a couple.

The alleged cyberstalking caused her to experience episodes of post-traumatic stress disorder.

“I have struggled with Post-Traumatic Stress for many years and had learned how to deal with its symptoms, but the cyber-harassment brought all of my PTSD symptoms back,” she wrote.

“PJ Marshall and Vanessa Lunnon dissolved their romantic and professional relationship amicably some time ago. Mr. Marshall’s alleged current girlfriend, Elizabeth ‘Biz’ Carlton, has a history of cognitive impairment and has been cyber harassing Ms. Lunnon by spreading false rumors and accusations on the internet, social media and in Court filings,” an attorney for Lunnon told Page Six in a statement on Tuesday.

“In fact, a criminal case that Ms. Carlton filed in New Jersey against our client was found to be without merit and was dismissed with prejudice by Judge Spero Kalambakas of the South Brunswick Municipal Court on May 10, 2018. Ms. Carlton’s irresponsible and hurtful behavior is actionable and we are considering legal options at this time.”