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David Eason is inside the clear after his ex, Jenelle Evans, accused him of trespassing and theft whereas she was out of the state … TMZ has realized.

A rep for the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office in North Carolina tells TMZ … the case was investigated after Jenelle accused David of violating a courtroom docket order and trying to steal the “Teen Mom” alum’s motorbikes whereas she was out of metropolis, nevertheless officers determined nothing was taken that he wasn’t allowed to take. We’re knowledgeable the case has now been closed.

As we reported, David was the one who known as for the authorities to do one factor known as a civil standby … which the sheriff’s office said was carried out to confirm the stuff he took didn’t violate the no-contact order.

Whatever the consequence, our sources say Jenelle continues to be standing company that David was not imagined to be on her North Carolina property the least bit.

Jenelle’s rep tells TMZ … “The no contact order clearly states that David is just not allowed on the property regardless of Jenelle not being there. The no contact order prohibits David from being on the property, any administrative center or employment and plenty of others.”

Per the rep, the reality TV star’s lawyer is now aiding Jenelle in taking movement in opposition to David, claiming he must compensate her for some property she says was destroyed all through the incident.

This substitute comes mere days after Jenelle alleged that David and three males broke onto her property and tried to steal mud bikes and ATVs. As we beforehand reported, Jenelle did speak with one deputy who was on the scene … informing him that her ex was not imagined to be there.

Nonetheless, in line with the sheriff’s office, the deputy outlined to Jenelle that David was allowed to assemble his work devices from the property, and was supervised whereas he did so.

Whereas David did initially load up some mud bikes and completely different 4-wheelers with him, the sheriff’s office says the deputy on the scene instructed him to unload the objects … which David did after he was knowledgeable he might solely take away the devices.