Judge extends protective order against BJ Penn until next year

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A judge in Hilo agreed to extend a protective order against retired UFC champ BJ Penn until May of next year.

Penn’s 79-year-old mother filed for the order 3 months ago after he allegedly assaulted her outside of her home.

Penn claims his real mom and other family members have been replaced by imposters.

Under the terms of the order, the 46-year-old cannot contact his mother, nor can he come within 100-yards of her home.

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