Harassment Incident Legal Steps

Summary

In New York, harassment can be legally addressed by documenting incidents, contacting authorities, and considering a restraining order. Keeping detailed records of the harassment, including dates, times, and any witnesses, is crucial. Filing a report with local law enforcement can help create an official record of the incidents. Additionally, seeking a restraining order against the harasser may provide further protection. Consulting with local attorneys can offer personalized legal advice and assistance.

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Today on June *, *, there was an incident of harassment occurring at our residence. The accused, David, engaged in repeated annoying behavior, including making unsettling comments and following Dale down the hallway. When Dale attempted to close the door, David made an unsettling remark, causing Dale to feel distressed and unsafe. On June *, *, at * Division Street, Holtsville, NY *, an incident of harassment occurred involving David and Dale. David, the accused, engaged in annoying behavior by making comments and following Dale down the hallway. When Dale closed the door "hardly," David responded with an unsettling remark, stating he "loves it". This behavior caused Dale to feel distressed and unsafe. The resident, Patrick Karikas, is 26 years old. Dale is also 26 years old because we are twins.
I'm really sorry to hear about the disturbing situation. In New York, harassment can be addressed legally, and there are certain steps you can take:
- Document Everything: Keep a detailed record of the incidents, including dates, times, what was said or done, and any witnesses.
- Contact Authorities: Consider filing a report with local law enforcement to have an official record.
- Restraining Order: You might want to consider seeking a restraining order against David.
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