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An “overzealous fan” has been ordered to attend an anti-stalking school after being convicted of harassing Tyra Banks.

New York Judge James Burke sentenced Brady Green, 39, to one-year probation for his hounding of the model turned talk-show host.

Green was ordered to stay away from Banks for two years and to attend a stalking-modification program at John Jay College called Project SHARP – short for Stopping Harassment and Relationship Problems.

The Georgia man thought he had a relationship with the outspoken model, and he tried to track her down in January 2008 with repeated phone calls to her show’s offices.

He later got the address and was arrested inside the studio, where he had sneaked in after twice being told to leave.

He was convicted of stalking earlier this year, with Banks as the star witness.

America’s Next Top Model host Tyra Banks will soon face the man accused of stalking her.

Banks, 35, will testify against Brady Green, 38, who is on trial for stalking and harassing her.

He had reportedly been following Banks since January 2008 and was arrested near the building where the star records The Tyra Banks Show in Manhattan.

Green reportedly told police, according to RadarOnline: “I know her. She knows me. We’re good friends.”

He then reportedly said he had come by bus from Los Angeles to see Banks.

Court papers reportedly quote Green as saying: “We had a thing together.”

He reportedly added: “I sent her flowers. I sent her cards. Should I plead no contest? I’ve got satellites watching me and recording us.”

Green is said to have pleaded not guilty to the charges of stalking, harassment and criminal trespass and could face up to 90 days in jail if he is convicted.

Source: Splash News