Stalker
Surveillance
Most stalking cases involve a male
offender with a female victim who has some
type of prior intimate relationship with
each other. Often, acquaintance and stranger
stalkers have a mental disorder such as
erotomania--a delusional belief that the
victim loves them. Other types of stalking
cases may include acquaintance stalking,
where the stalker and the victim may know
each other casually (co-worker or
neighbors), and stranger stalking where the
stalker and the victim do not know each
other at all. Harassing phone calls remain
the most common stalking behavior along with
E-Mail and/or text messaging threats.
You should record each time you see the
stalker or any contact is made including
specific details time, place, location and
witnesses. Messages on answering machines,
faxes, letters and e-mails will provide
useful resources to build a case against the
offender. A research of the court documents
can provide a history which will provide the
prosecutors the ability to enhance the
sentencing. Having a plan both short term
and long term are imperative to your safety
and a controlled calm outcome. This is abuse
and domestic terrorism is wrong!
We can help you gather the evidence
needed to provide law enforcement officers
showing loss of sleep, days missed from work
and the need to seek counseling. You may
also need to change your phone number,
change the locks, get a post office box and
even move your residency. With this
information it may convince a law
enforcement officer of the victim's trauma
and fear. We recommend an attorney influence
and psychologists so as to remain safe and
educated. A security systems and cameras
installed at the residence and monitoring
may also aid in the arrest of the suspect.
Conducting surveillance of the suspect at
the times when they would most likely stalk
the victim, such as when the victim departs
or returns from their residence and/or work.
This provides the evidence needed for a
restraining order and prosecution which we
can help facilitate. A private protection
officer may be needed or recommended. Most
convicted stalking offenders have stated
that the repeatedly engage in behavior that
never gets detected. You have the right to
private peaceful life and stalking is wrong!
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