Gibson hounded by homeless man

ACTOR Mel Gibson has obtained a three-year extension on a restraining order against a homeless man accused of showing up at Gibson’s estate and a chapel he attends and demanding they pray together.

Zack Sinclair, 34, is also accused of writing to Gibson and his family, citing biblical verse and praising Gibson’s movie The Passion of the Christ. Sinclair has pleaded not guilty to six misdemeanour counts that include trespassing and disorderly conduct and was in jail pending a bail hearing.