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Lindsey Buckingham Stalker Charged
19 May
Summary
- Woman arrested for allegedly stalking Lindsey Buckingham.
- Allegedly threw substance at guitarist and vandalized car.
- She pleaded not guilty to seven criminal charges.

Michelle Dick, 55, appeared in a Los Angeles court on Tuesday, pleading not guilty to seven criminal charges related to the alleged stalking and harassment of Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham. Dick was arrested in Indiana in April after an alleged confrontation with Buckingham in Santa Monica on March 25, which occurred despite an existing restraining order.
Prosecutors claim Dick repeatedly harassed and battered Buckingham between October 9, 2021, and March 25, 2026. The amended complaint details charges including assault with a deadly weapon on March 19, allegedly using a motor vehicle, and vandalizing Buckingham's Mercedes-Benz. On March 25, Dick is accused of tracking Buckingham to a location and throwing an unidentified substance at him before fleeing.
Further charges include making a criminal threat on December 20, 2024, and a past "swatting" incident in November 2024 where she allegedly made a false report about Buckingham's son. Buckingham had previously obtained a restraining order in December 2024, citing years of harassment, including threats directed at his wife and delusional claims about him being her father.