New Orleans Terrorist's Ex-Wife Got Restraining Order Against Him

3:11 PM PT -- Jabbar made a series of recordings just hours before the attack in which he said he was planning to kill his family. This makes the story below way more ominous. According to CNN, which got the information from an FBI source, Jabbar pivoted and decided to conduct the terrorist attack in New Orleans in the name of ISIS, because he wanted to kill.

The terrorist who killed at least 10 people in a violent attack in New Orleans early Wednesday had a divorce that was acrimonious enough that his then-wife got a restraining order against him.

Shamsud-Din Jabbar, seen above in a video he had posted, was in the throes of a divorce during the pandemic, when his wife, Shaneen Chantil Jabbar, went to court to get a restraining order.

We do not have a copy of the wife's petition, but we do have the order of the judge who granted the restraining order. It says, among other things, "both parties are prohibited from "threatening the other party or a child of either party with imminent bodily injury."

It goes on to prohibit either from "intentionally, knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to the other party or to a child of either party."

The order also prevents either party from "withdrawing the child from the school or daycare facility where the child is presently enrolled." And, it goes on to prohibit "hiding or secreting the child from the other party" or "removing the child beyond the geographical area identified by this Court."

It's not the first problem Jabbar had with wives. We spoke to a previous wife, who divorced him in 2016, and told us he had been abusive, but would not elaborate.

As we reported Jabbar plowed his pickup truck into a massive crowd on Bourbon Street, and shot 2 officers before he was shot dead. At least 30 people were injured and 10 killed in the massacre. Authorities found an ISIS flag in his truck.