Q: Wifes EX leers at her as he walks/drives by generally creeping her out at work. what can she do?
Wife & her Ex have been DIV'd since 2014. He and she work for diff contractors for X. He watches her in the parking lot when he should be working. If she is in a building and he is there, he makes and effort to leer at her as she walks by with his jaws clinched, she is afraid of what he may do. She has tried not to pay him any mind, but he persists on making sure she sees him. Just found out that her Mgr freaked when she saw his pic, he made unwelcome advances toward her as well in the past. This guy held down a puppy to punch it in the head, wife dove in between to stop him. He also walked towards her w/ fists clenched and intent on making her afraid before DIV. She is afraid of this nut job, he is an un-medicated schitzo. He hears voices, he manipulates and skirts the law just enough to stay inside it. If she follows though with a report, she can lose her job just as he may. His sis told my wife he threw their dog against the wall just to watch it scream in pain! He needs to move o
A: If the behavior ever rises to the level of actual threats it might be enough for a Protective Order under Chapter 7A of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
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