Serial stalker back in custody again

Glenn Green has more than 200 previous convictions for breaching court orders, harassment and perverting the course of justice. Photo / NZ Herald

The nation's most prolific stalker is back in custody again after allegedly harassing a woman just days after being released.

Glenn Green, 45, was jailed most recently in March for similar offending against a woman who he had stalked sporadically for 20 years.

He was released from prison on July 21 and ordered not to possess or use any devices capable of accessing the internet.

Green was also banned from operating any social media accounts in his "legal name or any aliases".

But according to court documents he used an account in the name of "Glenn Carlionne" on both August 13 and 14.

Green is known to use the aliases Holden, Carlione, Carlionne, Colcord, Goldberg and Versace; and it is understood he legally changed his name to Dallas Deangeles.

The defendant was remanded in custody after his appearance in Manukau District Court on Saturday.

A further charge of criminal harassment was added three days later.

It is alleged Green contacted a Northland woman within 10 days of being released from prison, causing her "to fear for her safety".

The charge carries a maximum penalty of two years in jail.

It is believed Green suffers from erotomania - a type of delusion in which the affected person believes that another person, usually a stranger, high-status or famous person, is in love with them.

He will appear in court again next month.