Calling Police On Father

Summary

Calling the police on your father is not interfering with an investigation, and your neighbors comment to stop is not a crime unless it involves threats or harassment. In Suffolk County, New York, harassment laws apply if the neighbors actions are threatening. If you feel threatened, consider contacting local law enforcement for guidance.

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If I call the police on my father, is it interfering with a police investigation, if my neighbor says: "You need to stop" about me calling the police on my father
Hi Dale! Calling the police on your father is not considered interfering with a police investigation. Your neighbor's statement does not impact your right to contact law enforcement if you believe it's necessary. Do you need more specific information or assistance regarding the situation with your father?
I meant is my neighbor's statement interfering with the police
Hey Dale! Your neighbor’s statement doesn’t interfere with the police. You have the right to call the police if necessary. Their comment doesn’t impact the legality of your actions. Do you need more information on dealing with the police or your father’s situation?
Is my neighbor committing a crime?
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Your neighbor's statement, "You need to stop," generally isn't considered a crime unless it involves threats or harassment. However, it might be annoying or inappropriate. If you feel threatened or harassed, you might consider discussing the situation with local law enforcement.
Do you need more information regarding harassment laws in Virginia?
I'm from Suffolk County, New York
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Since you are located in Suffolk County, New York, the laws are slightly different. Generally, a neighbor telling you to "stop" is not considered a crime unless it involves threats or harassment.
Would you like more information on harassment laws in New York?