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A Florida's unwed mother's ex-boyfriend has taken her daughter and will not return her?
call the police and report it yes. Technically it is considered kidnapping. So call the police!!!
What is the gas mileage of a 5.0 liter crown vic?
My 1992 Ex Police got 22 on the hiway... My ex's 1995 Ex Police got 19 on the hiway
What if her ex is bothering her?
If your ex is bothering you or harassing you get an order of protection or go to the police.
Should you forgive an ex who made up allegations about you to the police?
NO. Risk is still there. Face it allegations to the police is SERIOUS. So Forgive the Ex but Keep them as An EX. Live, Learn & Move On.
How do you get rid of your wives ex boyfriend?
If he come to the house you are living in and is abusive then you can ask him to leave. If he refuses to leave then call Local Police and explain why you are calling. The Police should then come to the house and talk with both you and the ex-boyfriend. Police will then decide if ex-boyfriend should be arrested or not.
Can i warn police about my ex husband threating to come and get me?
Yes you should go to the police asap
Is going out with your ex considered cheating?
No. Not unless you or your ex is in a relationship.
Is the police singular or plural?
police is always used as plural ex. The police are searching for the thief. however policeman is ofcourse singular....
What has the author Alice Loweecey written?
Alice Loweecey has written: 'Veiled threat' -- subject(s): Ex-police officers, Private investigators, Ex-nuns, Fiction 'Back in the habit' -- subject(s): Ex-police officers, Private investigators, Ex-nuns, Fiction
How do you get your ex out of your house?
Simply, call the police. If he is there against your will, it is illegal.
What to do if your ex boyfriend threatening your current boyfriend?
Call the police
Is the word police an adjective?
The word "police" can be a noun or a verb. The noun form is often used as a noun adjunct. Ex. of noun: The police arrested the suspect. Ex. of noun adjunct: The immigrant to the US vowed to never live in a "police state" as he had in his native country. Ex. of verb: The Marine recruits policed their barracks before inspection. (Here, "police" is military terminology for "clean up, tidy up" an area.)
