Dealing With Persistent Harassment

Summary

If someone is persistently asking invasive questions and making you uncomfortable, it may be considered harassment. You can report such behavior to local authorities for further action. If you feel unsafe, consider seeking legal advice or assistance from local resources.

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Someone named Tom from the park keeps approaching me and my brother named Dale and asking questions like where are you guys sleeping tonight? When we said at home he said do you have a home? And when we said yeah he said where do you live we told him our town and then he said I worry about you guys but he never offered us any help or any money. On top of that he was asking questions about a another day if I do for dad hits us and stuff then he said I would never hit my kids because I love my kids but he never offered any money or help and he never reported any abuse on top of that after we refuted about what he thought about us being homeless he said where did you guys get the money for those haircuts and when we said our mom gave it to us he said your mom? A man named Tom from the park keeps approaching my brother Dale and me, asking invasive questions like where we sleep at night and if we have a home. When we told him we live in our town, he asked how we afforded our haircuts, and when we said our mom paid for them, he questioned our mom's existence. He never offered any help or reported any suspected abuse.
Hi Patrick, it sounds like Tom's behavior is making you uncomfortable. Here are some general legal points:
- Harassment: If Tom's actions are persistent and make you feel unsafe, it may be considered harassment.
- Reporting: You can report his behavior to local authorities for them to handle the situation.
Would you like to know more about how to file a report or seek assistance?