Legal Harassment Reporting Guide

Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this. In Colorado, harassment is taken very seriously. Here are some key points:
- Harassment is legally defined under Colorado Statute *-*-*.
- If found guilty, it could result in misdemeanor charges.
- Retaliation for reporting harassment is also illegal under Colorado law.
To take action, you might consider reporting to the police or obtaining a protection order.

Hello ****, I apologize for misunderstanding your location earlier. In Montana, harassment is also taken seriously. Here are some key points:
- Harassment is legally defined under Montana Code Annotated *-*-*.
- If found guilty, it could result in misdemeanor charges.
- Retaliation for reporting harassment is also illegal under Montana law.

To take action, you might consider reporting to the police or obtaining an order of protection.

No, you won't get in trouble for reporting a concern to the police. It's important to report any situation where you feel harassed or intimidated. However, it's crucial to provide accurate information. False accusations can lead to legal consequences.

Yes, in both Colorado and Montana, repeated obscene gestures can be considered a form of harassment if they cause you distress. However, the specifics of each case can vary, so it's important to consult with a legal professional or report the situation to the police for further guidance.