They will not protect you against someone who is determined to do you harm. That is just a recent example in South Windsor, Connecticut. You can find oodles of other cases nationwide.
If someone is so determined to do you harm that you had to obtain a restraining order (and I am not talking about the ones issued as a divorce tactic), then you need to consider what your Plan B is for when that person shows up.
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Mossberg pump-action 12-gauge ...
Yep, remember the song "Goodbye Earl"?
"he walked right through that restraining order"
I'm with Fixer for the remedy, I mean Plan B.
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