Dealing With Harassment Legally

Summary

In New York, harassment can be addressed by filing a police report or seeking a restraining order. Document interactions and report to authorities if necessary. If you feel threatened, consider legal options like a restraining order.

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My name is Patrick C. Karikas I am from Holtsville New York * I live in Suffolk County New York
Hi Patrick! What legal issue are you facing in Suffolk County? Let me know so I can provide some general legal information that might help you.
I live in New York
Hi Patrick! I see you're located in Suffolk County, New York. Could you please provide some details about the specific legal issue you're dealing with? That way, I can give you more relevant information.
I'm 26 years old
Hi Patrick! Thanks for sharing your location. Could you please tell me more about the specific legal issue you're dealing with? That way, I can give you more relevant information.
Someone was waving at me looking happy with a smile on his face being friendly but in the past he constantly harassed me with false reports to ruin my name to ruin my reputation and he was going to get me in trouble for stuff I never did in the past so when I recently seen them when he was smiling and waving to me but with a happy face I didn't wave back
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Hi Patrick! It sounds like you've experienced harassment in the past. In New York, harassment can be addressed through legal measures such as filing a police report or seeking a restraining order. Have there been any recent actions from this person that might require immediate legal attention?
He kept the waving to me trying to act friendly
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It sounds like you're dealing with a potentially ongoing harassment situation. If the person is making you uncomfortable or you feel threatened, consider documenting any interactions and reporting them to the authorities. It might also be worth seeking a restraining order if the harassment continues. Would you like more information on how to file a restraining order in New York?
On later on at the event the mother was there gave me you know the mother of the guy who harassed me gave me a dirty look
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It seems like you're dealing with a situation where you feel uncomfortable due to past harassment. While a dirty look may not constitute harassment legally, keeping track of any threatening or concerning behavior is important. You might want to consider documenting these interactions and discussing them with local authorities if they escalate.
Would you like more information on how to file a restraining order in New York?
It happened at a music festival at station yards when I recently saw they guy and his mother. The guy's name is Patrick Kinsella his girlfriend who was also there her name is Allison Derosa
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It appears you're dealing with ongoing discomfort due to past harassment. In New York, you can file a restraining order if you feel threatened. Document all interactions and consider discussing them with local authorities if they continue. Let me know if you need more legal information or guidance.
Give me an example police report
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Sure, here's a generic example of a police report based on the situation you described:
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Police Report
Date: [Date of the incident]
Time: [Time of the incident]
Location: Station Yards, Suffolk County, New York
Reporting Officer: [Officer's Name and Badge Number]
Incident Type: Harassment
Complainant: Patrick C. Karikas
Address: Holtsville, New York *
Age: *
Subject(s) Involved:
- Patrick Kinsella
- Allison Derosa
- [Mother's Name, if known]
Narrative:
On [date], at approximately [time], the complainant was attending a music festival at Station Yards when he encountered Patrick Kinsella, his girlfriend Allison Derosa, and Kinsella's mother. The complainant reported feeling uncomfortable due to past harassment incidents allegedly initiated by Kinsella, including false reports aimed at damaging the complainant's reputation.
During the festival, the complainant noted that Kinsella waved at him with a smile, attempting to appear friendly. However, based on past interactions, the complainant did not reciprocate the gesture. Additionally, Kinsella's mother reportedly gave the complainant a "dirty look," further contributing to his discomfort.
The complainant expressed concern about ongoing harassment and requested information on legal options, including the possibility of a restraining order.
Action Taken:
The police advised the complainant to document all interactions and provided information on filing a restraining order. No immediate legal action was taken.
Follow-Up:
The complainant was encouraged to contact local authorities if the situation escalates or if further actions from the involved parties occur.
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This is a fictional example and should be tailored according to the actual details and procedures followed by the police department involved.