Woman says personal trainer hacked her Facebook

The relationship with her fitness instructor isn’t working out.

A woman recently reported to police that an instructor at her fitness club has repeatedly hacked into her Facebook account and sent harassing messages about her, Taraval station police said.

Police received the stalking report Nov. 7. The woman claims after she closed her Facebook account and created a new page, her instructor hacked that one, as well. No arrests had been reported as of Friday.

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