Verbal Threats And Harassment

Summary

Verbal threats that cause fear for safety can be considered harassment in New York. If you feel threatened, you may consider filing a police report or seeking a restraining order. Legal actions can be taken if the behavior continues. Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.

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My name is Patrick I'm * from Suffolk County New York
Hi Patrick! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Some guy with a fuming mad face said that what are you guys doing out here what are you guys doing walking in people's driveways and you touched my car I never want to see you in this neighborhood ever again.
Hey Patrick! Just to clarify, did this person threaten you or make you feel unsafe? Knowing more details can help me provide better guidance.
Yeah I felt scared
I'm sorry to hear that, Patrick. It sounds like you had a pretty unsettling experience. Did the person physically harm you or make any specific threats against you?
He never physically harmed but he said I never want to see you in this neighborhood ever again
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It sounds like the person made a verbal threat that made you feel scared, but there was no physical harm or specific threat of violence. This could potentially be considered harassment or intimidation.
In New York, harassment laws include:
- Verbal threats that cause fear for safety.
- Intent to harass, annoy, or alarm another person.
Would you like to take any specific legal actions or need further advice on this matter?
He was mad that I walked in his driveway and he accused me of touching his car
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It seems like the person verbally threatened you and made you feel unsafe. This can potentially be considered harassment. If you want to take legal action, you might consider:
- Filing a police report for harassment.
- Seeking a restraining order if the behavior continues.
Would you like more detailed advice on how to proceed?