Being stalked by a gang? The police are always there. You can always report it to the detectives of your local police station. They should do an intelligence report. If you are not getting satifactory responses from the police go to your State government or the newspapers.
Report it to the authorities.
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You can contact the police if you are being stalked. In most countries stalking is illegal and includes acts of harassment.
report him
Report him for stalking or a restraining order.
If it is serious, report them to the police, your parents or your school principal. If not, try to ignore it. Please note that looking over to your desk in class is NOT stalking.
No, you don't have to if you don't want to. They're not allowed to put you in prison for refusal to file a report. But if you don't call the cops, file a police report or take your stalker to court, he/she will keep stalking you and start stalking other people and they will eventually hurt you. And you still refuse to call the cops, file a police report or take your stalker to court after they hurt you, eventually, he/she will end up killing you.
There could be several reasons why a person has been singled out as a target of gang stalking or community stalking, cause stalking, as it is sometimes called. If used by large companies or corporations it can be used quite effectively to keep an employee in line. They may know something about the company that is illegal, ect. Then there are targets picked for revenge. As bizzare as it sounds, if you make somebody angry enough they can get your name put on a 'list'. Statistics show that revenge motivated gang stalking is usually initiated by a lower level aquaintence (someone known to the target only slightly). Researsh has shown that revenge gang stalkers, or the person that initiated the stalking, suffers from low self-esteme problems, difficulty dealing with authority, may have mental health issues, ect. The last group, the random victim, is exactly that. Sometimes people are just in the wrong place at the wrong moment. But usually the most targeted are minorities, handicapped, women alone. There are others but these are the most common after 'whistleblowers'.
You can prove someone is stalking you through a false account if you have messages from the profile. You can report the false account to the Facebook support team.
block their number or email address or save all the evidence and report them
Regardless of his motivation he is "stalking" you which (inthe US) is unlawful everywhere. He is not only stalking you, he has also made threats Depending on your age, either report this individual to your School Resource Office (if there is one) or your school administrators and/or your parents/guardians. If you are an adult you should report his actions to the police.
Only if they refuse to go away when you ask them to, and it bothers you, although it's generally not considered stalking unless it's done repeatedly. You could still report them for harrassment, though.