Tickling Harassment Legal Implications

Hi Patrick! Just to clarify, are you asking if a statement like "I'm gonna tickle you" could have legal implications? If so, could you provide more context on the situation, such as the relationship between the individuals involved and how the statement was made?

Thanks for the details, Patrick. Could you let me know if this statement was made in a threatening or harassing manner, and if it has happened repeatedly? This will help determine if it might be considered harassment under New York law.

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Thanks for the additional details, Patrick. In New York, harassment can include unwanted physical contact or threats. If the strangers' actions made you feel threatened or uncomfortable, it could potentially be considered harassment.
Would you like to take any specific action or need further assistance on how to handle this situation?

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In New York, harassment can be classified into different degrees, depending on the severity of the actions:
- Second Degree Harassment: Includes physical contact, following someone, or engaging in a course of conduct that is intended to alarm, annoy, or harm another person.

- First Degree Harassment: Involves repeated acts of harassment that cause the victim to fear for their safety or result in physical injury.
Considering your situation, it seems likely to fall under Second Degree Harassment if the actions made you feel uncomfortable or threatened.
Would you like more details on how to file a complaint or take further action?

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Patrick, it seems your situation might fall under Second Degree Harassment in New York. You can file a complaint at your local police department. Would you like more details on how to proceed with filing a complaint?

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Understood, Patrick. If you do have any real legal questions in the future or need assistance, feel free to reach out!