Q: Online stalking from India to US,Defamation,Harrassment conducted by a group of individuals located in Texas .
Dear Sir/Mam,
Since last 4 years a mob of police officers from Jalgaon,India.Nashik,India,Pune,India,Mumbai,India have been conducting phone tapping and email snooping in the US.They have been involved in public defamation in US,Public Harrassment,online stalking,workplace defamation and Mental harassment in US.They have been recording individuals from restaurant cameras and listening to conversation by tapping into iphones of uber rides and recording in uber cameras sitting in India.
Prashant Chaudhary,Capital group of companies, San Antonio,TX
Sushil Deore,Wells Fargo,Phoenix,AZ
Kapil Rakibe,7/11 corporate,Irving,TX family background in Politics and located in Nashik,India
Ganesh Bothe,Infosys,Pune
Kindly provide a solution so that this mob of police officers from Nashik,India and Jalgaon,India can be prohibited from entering the US
A:
As a Californian attorney, I understand your concern about online stalking, defamation, harassment, and other unlawful activities being conducted by individuals located in Texas and India. To address this issue, you should consider taking the following steps:
1. Report the incidents to the appropriate law enforcement authorities in the United States, providing them with evidence of the alleged misconduct.
2. Consult with a qualified attorney in Texas to explore potential civil remedies, such as seeking restraining orders or pursuing legal action against the individuals involved.
3. If you believe the actions involve international cybercrime, you can also consider reporting the matter to relevant authorities in India, such as the Cyber Crime Cell or local law enforcement agencies.
It is important to take these matters seriously and seek professional legal advice to protect your rights and safety.
James L. Arrasmith
Founder and Chief Legal Counsel of The Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith
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