Local Restaurant Owner Accused of Sharing Sensitive Images Without Consent
The owner of the popular Avondale eatery Warlord, Trevor B. Fleming, has been charged with a felony after being accused of sharing intimate images without his ex-girlfriend's consent. The incident marks the second time in about a year that Fleming has been served with an order of protection from a former female coworker.
According to court records, Fleming allegedly shared private sexual images of his ex-girlfriend without her knowledge or permission in September 2023. The images "clearly show" her face and private areas during a sexual act. His accuser expressed fear and anxiety after learning that he had taken the photos, stating she felt "terrified" and wondered what was happening.
The incident is not Fleming's first time being accused of non-consensual behavior. In early 2025, another female coworker filed an order of protection against him, alleging verbal and emotional abuse during their on-again, off-again relationship. This order remains in effect until March 11, 2027.
Fleming was released on electronic monitoring after being arrested in January 2024. He is scheduled to appear in court again on Wednesday. The case has sparked concerns for the safety of his accusers, and Warlord's reputation as a reputable restaurant has been called into question.
The incident highlights the need for greater awareness about workplace harassment and non-consensual behavior. It also raises questions about how organizations can ensure their employees feel safe and supported in the workplace.
Warlord, which opened in 2023, has gained widespread attention and accolades from food critics and publications. However, this latest development may put a damper on the restaurant's reputation, leaving customers wondering if the owner's actions align with his business practices.
Fleming's lawyers have not commented publicly on the charges, but the accusers' stories paint a disturbing picture of a toxic relationship that spanned both personal and professional boundaries. As the case continues to unfold, it will be crucial for authorities and the public to prioritize transparency and accountability in addressing such incidents.
The owner of the popular Avondale eatery Warlord, Trevor B. Fleming, has been charged with a felony after being accused of sharing intimate images without his ex-girlfriend's consent. The incident marks the second time in about a year that Fleming has been served with an order of protection from a former female coworker.
According to court records, Fleming allegedly shared private sexual images of his ex-girlfriend without her knowledge or permission in September 2023. The images "clearly show" her face and private areas during a sexual act. His accuser expressed fear and anxiety after learning that he had taken the photos, stating she felt "terrified" and wondered what was happening.
The incident is not Fleming's first time being accused of non-consensual behavior. In early 2025, another female coworker filed an order of protection against him, alleging verbal and emotional abuse during their on-again, off-again relationship. This order remains in effect until March 11, 2027.
Fleming was released on electronic monitoring after being arrested in January 2024. He is scheduled to appear in court again on Wednesday. The case has sparked concerns for the safety of his accusers, and Warlord's reputation as a reputable restaurant has been called into question.
The incident highlights the need for greater awareness about workplace harassment and non-consensual behavior. It also raises questions about how organizations can ensure their employees feel safe and supported in the workplace.
Warlord, which opened in 2023, has gained widespread attention and accolades from food critics and publications. However, this latest development may put a damper on the restaurant's reputation, leaving customers wondering if the owner's actions align with his business practices.
Fleming's lawyers have not commented publicly on the charges, but the accusers' stories paint a disturbing picture of a toxic relationship that spanned both personal and professional boundaries. As the case continues to unfold, it will be crucial for authorities and the public to prioritize transparency and accountability in addressing such incidents.
This is soooo sad 
, I cant believe someone can do this to another human being 
. Sharing intimate images without consent is a total invasion of personal space 
! How can you even think that's okay? 
, leave her feeling vulnerable and scared 
. This is not just about the images, it's about the emotional toll it takes on the person who was wronged 
. We need to create a culture where consent is king 
, and people are held accountable for their actions 
.
. The owners need to show they care about creating a safe environment for everyone 
. Until then, I'll be sticking to online reviews that don't involve this kind of behavior 
... i mean, I've heard of people being insensitive but sharing explicit pics without consent? that's just low. You'd think someone who runs a restaurant would have some respect for others' boundaries, you know? anyway, I'm not gonna lie, Warlord used to be one of my fave spots to grab dinner, but now I don't know if I can still support them... it's all about the people behind the business, you feel me? 
and btw, i've been meaning to try warlord out but now i'm not so sure if it's worth supporting a business with a history like that 
. It's just another example of how social media and online platforms can be used to share private and intimate stuff without consent 
And Warlord restaurant is like, totally going down from my end too 
I mean, who wants to eat at a place owned by someone with a questionable reputation 
Anyway, its time for authorities and organizations to step up and make sure we have safe spaces for everyone 
this is a super serious situation... sharing intimate pics without consent is never okay, regardless of who's doing it or why they think they're entitled to share them with others. it's like, basic human decency, you know? i'm glad the accuser got an order of protection and that fleming is facing felony charges, but what really gets me is how this case highlights just how common workplace harassment and non-consensual behavior can be... we need better systems in place to support victims and hold perpetrators accountable. 
Warlord's rep is toast, time 2 focus on supporting victims 
like what kinda person takes intimate pics of someone without their consent? and now ppl r worried about his accusers' safety 
warlord needs to rethink its rep ASAP, this is def not the kinda vibe u wanna have at ur eatery 
. Maybe we can focus on supporting Trevor as he navigates the system, rather than tearing him down entirely? And at the same time, Warlord gets to address these allegations and prove they're doing everything right 
. It's not that easy, but I think we need to strive for a more nuanced discussion about workplace safety and accountability 
. And what's even more disturbing is that he's got a history of non-consensual behavior - like, how many times can one person get away with this stuff? 
. It's like, basic respect for others' boundaries and personal space. He's got a reputation as a reputable restaurant owner, but it turns out he's been playing games with women behind the scenes 
. We need to hold people like him accountable for their actions and make sure they're taking responsibility for their behavior