UFPD Arrests Kissimmee Man For Aggravated Stalking at Norman Hall
Update | April 18, 2026: This page has been updated to reflect the outcome of the case. More details were added.
On September 21, 2024, University of Florida Police Department (UFPD) officers arrested Enrique Manuel Montalvo, 23, and charged him with aggravated stalking, a felony.
Montalvo stalked and harassed his ex-girlfriend for three months after she broke up with him in July.
From July to mid-August, Montalvo sent the victim over 50 text messages from 30 different phone numbers.
The arrest report states, "When Victim stopped blocking these phone numbers, Montalvo created multiple Instagram accounts under her name to harass and embarrass her. In these Instagram accounts, Montalvo would post embarrassing photos of Victim, such as her using the bathroom. Victim advised that only Montalvo would have these types of pictures of her. None of the photos posted on these Instagram accounts were sexually explicit in nature. Montalvo also used these Instagram accounts to post private and personal information about Victim, such as her new apartment address, her phone number, and the first half of her social security number. These accounts were made public by Montalvo for everyone to sec on Instagram. Furthermore, it is unknown how many people have viewed or had access to victim's personal information and if her social security number has been compromised from being posted on Instagram."
On August 22, Montalvo saw a post of the victim that included another male. Montalvo, who’d been broken up with, spam called the victim’s phone, saying she was “cheating” and that he was coming to Gainesville from Orlando.
Montalvo found the victim’s car in the parking garage of her apartment complex and sent her pictures of it with intimidating messaging. The victim said she believed Montalvo would harm her due to prior direct threats of physical harm.
The following day, Montalvo followed the victim in his car at Norman Parking Lot. When he could no longer follow by car, Montalvo got out of his vehicle and began yelling at the victim in a derogatory manner. The victim believed he would hit her due to his body language. The victim got inside Norman Hall before Montalvo, and he was unable to reach her due to not having a student ID card. Montalvo reportedly told the victim she “better let him in or else," but did finally leave.
Believing Montalvo was gone, the victim started walking to Playa Bowl and realized Montalvo was following her. Montalvo reportedly told the victim “they would be talking,” making her feel trapped. The victim reported that she felt she couldn’t leave without Montalvo hurting her or drawing attention, so she talked to him. Montalvo left shortly after.
The victim was afraid to attend class because Montalvo knew the building it was in. Montalvo continued to harass the victim over text and threatened to come to Gainesville to find her. The victim believed Montalvo would return to Gainesville if she did not report him to police, causing her to do so on September 20, 2024.
A UFPD officer attempted to contact Montalvo but he hung up after he was informed he was speaking to an officer, and instead began aggressively contacting the victim
The following day, UFPD caught Montalvo on his way to further harass the victim. Montalvo reportedly admitted to retaliating against the victim when speaking to police.
Montalvo was released the following month after posting a $30,000 bond.
On December 31, 2024, Montalvo was arrested again on a felony warrant for repeatedly violating the no-contact order.
In February 2025, Montalvo was sentenced to four years of drug offender probation in a no contest plea deal. Under the conditions of the agreement, prosecutors dropped the no-contact order violation case and allowed Montalvo to avoid a formal conviction in his primary felony stalking case. The plea deal was accepted by Judge James Colaw.
