Stalking Concerns In Virginia

Summary

Stalking in Virginia involves repeated contact or following someone with intent to cause fear or distress. If you and your friend feel threatened, it may be considered stalking. Document any communications and consider contacting local authorities for guidance.

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Hi. I went to see a friend who is in a bad relationship. I hung out with her in Hawaii. Later that day he texted her "It was pretty easy to confirm that she was with me (by first and last name)" She never told him my last name nor that I was even in Hawaii. Is this stalking?
Hi ****! In Virginia, stalking involves repeatedly contacting or following someone with the intent to cause fear or distress. If this person obtained your information without consent and it's causing fear, it may be considered stalking. Does your friend feel threatened by this behavior?
yes as do I. How would he know? we didnt post anything on social media
It sounds like a concerning situation, ****. In Virginia, stalking involves behavior that causes fear or distress. Since both you and your friend feel threatened, it could potentially be considered stalking. It may be a good idea to document any communications and consider contacting local authorities for guidance. Would you like information on how to proceed legally?
yes
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If you agree, can you give me a bit more information about the issue?