November 17, 2014 | Business Crime Brent Robinson ex CIA and Senior Partner with The Millennium Group: (www.MillenniumGroup2001.com) writes: "Gang Stalking is the systematic and more or less coordinated harassment of a given individual by multiple perpetrators. Our investigative agency has handled several such cases in recent years. However (and perhaps this explains law enforcement's general attitude toward this 'crime'), for every genuine case of gang stalking we encounter, we see at least a dozen instances where there is some other explanation for what is going on. Often, that explanation involves the overly active imagination and/or questionable mental stability of the 'victim'." IF YOU ARE WORRIED T HAT SOMET HING VIOLENT OR DANGEROUS MAY HAPPEN, OR YOU FEAR FOR YOUR SAFET Y, IT MAY BE APPROPRIAT E FOR POLICE T O GET INVOLVED. 'CRIMINAL HARASSMENT ' AND 'INT IMIDAT ION' ARE AGAINST T HE LAW.
In an emergency dial 111 and ask for police. There are several things you can do. Read on the Police website about How to deal with domestic violence Keep a written record including people's names, details, times and dates of events that cause concern. Keep copies of threatening texts or emails but avoid responding to them. Phone or visit your local police station and ask to be put in touch with the District Family Violence Coordinator. Alternatively send a letter to your local police outlining your concerns. Include your written record of events. A letter creates a formal record and ensures police will respond to your situation.