Argyros’ Son Broke Restraining Order
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The adult son of Orange County developer George Argyros pleaded guilty Thursday to a misdemeanor charge involving alleged harassment of an ex-girlfriend.
George L. Argyros Jr., 35, admitted violating a court order prohibiting him from contacting the ex-girlfriend, who lives in Aliso Viejo.
Superior Court Judge Pamela L. Iles fined Argyros $650, ordered him to attend domestic violence counseling and placed him on probation for two years.
According to sheriff’s reports, the woman said Argyros called her several times in violation of a restraining order and at one point threatened to hurt her.
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