Police Action On Harassment

Hi Dale! Sorry to hear about your situation. Generally, the police might not take action for someone making fun of you unless it escalates to harassment, threats, or physical assault. Was there any physical threat or harm involved during the incident?

Hi Dale! Harassment in New York can include:
- Repeatedly following you to different locations.
- Making threats or intimidating you.
- Continuously calling or messaging you without consent.
- Using offensive language or slurs directed at you.
Did any of these behaviors occur during your incident at *-Eleven?

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Offensive language can include racial slurs, derogatory remarks, or any speech meant to insult or demean someone based on their race, gender, sexual orientation, or other personal characteristics. Since offensive language context can vary, it's often assessed based on the situation and impact on the individual. Did any specific derogatory remarks or slurs occur during your incident at *-Eleven?

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I'm sorry to hear about your experience, Dale. Making fun of someone's speech impediment can be hurtful, but it may not always be considered harassment legally unless it involves threats, intimidation, or repeated behavior. Did the person involved make any threats or continue their behavior after being asked to stop?

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I understand your frustration, Dale. While making fun of someone's speech impediment is disrespectful and hurtful, it may not rise to the level of legal harassment unless it's part of a pattern of repeated behavior or involves threats or intimidation. If the behavior continues, it may be advisable to inform the store manager or seek advice on how to handle such situations in the future.