An employer may seek a workplace protection restraining order to prohibit further violence or threats of violence by the respondent if:
         (1) an employee has suffered unlawful violence and
    
the respondent has made a credible threat of violence to be carried out at the employee’s workplace;
        (2) an employee believes that the respondent has made
    
a credible threat of violence to be carried out at the employee’s workplace; or
        (3) an unlawful act of violence has been carried out
    
at the workplace or the respondent has made a credible threat of violence at the workplace.

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