Public Safety Notice: Stalking
Public Safety Notice: Stalking
:
Who will be the next target?
Who will be the next target?
:
Recently there have been reports in this neighborhood of
stalking by employees of private security firms. In some
cases, these stalkers portray themselves as law enforcement
agents (a violation of California Penal Code section 538d).
If you are in doubt about the identity of such persons, you
should contact your local sheriff’s office or police dept.
Recently there have been reports in this neighborhood of
stalking by employees of private security firms. In some
cases, these stalkers portray themselves as law enforcement
agents (a violation of California Penal Code section 538d).
If you are in doubt about the identity of such persons, you
should contact your local sheriff’s office or police dept.
:
Stalking (maliciously following, harassing, and threatening
another person) is a violation of California Penal Code
section 646.9 and may be punishable by up to three years in
state prison for a first offense. Some of the stalking tactics
being used also involve serious violations of federal laws –
including provisions of the U.S. Constitution. These tactics
sometimes include entering the victim’s residence without
a search warrant, conducting invasive surveillance without
a warrant, and intentional infliction of emotional distress as
a form of punishment without a trial.
Stalking (maliciously following, harassing, and threatening
another person) is a violation of California Penal Code
section 646.9 and may be punishable by up to three years in
state prison for a first offense. Some of the stalking tactics
being used also involve serious violations of federal laws
including provisions of the U.S. Constitution. These tactics
sometimes include entering the victim’s residence without
a search warrant, conducting invasive surveillance without
a warrant, and intentional infliction of emotional distress as
a form of punishment without a trial.
:
Anyone who is asked to participate in such stalking should
be aware that these activities are not only illegal; they are
also dangerous for the perpetrators. Published news reports
from across the country in recent years suggest that persons
participating in “organized stalking” have been seriously
injured – in some cases killed – by the victims of the harassment. An archive of such news reports can be seen online at:
Anyone who is asked to participate in such stalking should
be aware that these activities are not only illegal; they are
also dangerous for the perpetrators. Published news reports
from across the country in recent years suggest that persons
participating in “organized stalking” have been seriously
injured – in some cases killed – by the victims of the harassment. An archive of such news reports can be seen online at:
:
FightGangStalking.com
FightGangStalking.com
:
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Public Safety Notice: Stalking
Public Safety Notice: Stalking
:
Who will be the next target?
Who will be the next target?
:
Recently there have been reports in this neighborhood of
stalking by employees of private security firms. In some
cases, these stalkers portray themselves as law enforcement
agents (a violation of California Penal Code section 538d).
If you are in doubt about the identity of such persons, you
should contact your local sheriff’s office or police dept.
Recently there have been reports in this neighborhood of
stalking by employees of private security firms. In some
cases, these stalkers portray themselves as law enforcement
agents (a violation of California Penal Code section 538d).
If you are in doubt about the identity of such persons, you
should contact your local sheriff’s office or police dept.
:
Stalking (maliciously following, harassing, and threatening
another person) is a violation of California Penal Code
section 646.9 and may be punishable by up to three years in
state prison for a first offense. Some of the stalking tactics
being used also involve serious violations of federal laws –
including provisions of the U.S. Constitution. These tactics
sometimes include entering the victim’s residence without
a search warrant, conducting invasive surveillance without
a warrant, and intentional infliction of emotional distress as
a form of punishment without a trial.
Stalking (maliciously following, harassing, and threatening
another person) is a violation of California Penal Code
section 646.9 and may be punishable by up to three years in
state prison for a first offense. Some of the stalking tactics
being used also involve serious violations of federal laws
including provisions of the U.S. Constitution. These tactics
sometimes include entering the victim’s residence without
a search warrant, conducting invasive surveillance without
a warrant, and intentional infliction of emotional distress as
a form of punishment without a trial.
:
Anyone who is asked to participate in such stalking should
be aware that these activities are not only illegal; they are
also dangerous for the perpetrators. Published news reports
from across the country in recent years suggest that persons
participating in “organized stalking” have been seriously
injured – in some cases killed – by the victims of the harassment. An archive of such news reports can be seen online at:
Anyone who is asked to participate in such stalking should
be aware that these activities are not only illegal; they are
also dangerous for the perpetrators. Published news reports
from across the country in recent years suggest that persons
participating in “organized stalking” have been seriously
injured – in some cases killed – by the victims of the harassment. An archive of such news reports can be seen online at:
:
FightGangStalking.com
FightGangStalking.com
:
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