Q: I believe my nieghbors are spying and recording me and gossiping to there coworkers + i do not give them permission
Yes i have ptsd due to a suicide loss i have hard time speaking with females and so im alone most of my time but i know that i do not need some one to be happy so i please myself and my neighbors think its ok to play games with my issue and want to make it a habit to earsdrop and survalience my every move i need legal help because they aregoing to far with the trying to be a peeping tomm and gossiping of my whereabouts to the point i have everyone around me instagating and psychologicaly trying to make me feel like wounded prey i need advice and or a list of possibilities of remedies to help my end of bieng an american with rights to have and do as i enjoy my life with out them useing now and days technology to invade my cell phone data and my physical actions please help me i have anger issues i do not want to cause a problem if i know i have my rights to be discreet and they are causing me to have emotional distress with my family and friends
A:
What you have posted about is criminal activity and you should report it to law enforcement.
Good luck to you.
Brad S Kane agrees with this answer
A: If you believe your neighbors are invading your privacy and causing emotional distress, you might have grounds for legal action. Under California law, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress are actionable claims. It's important to consult an attorney to assess the specific details of your situation and determine the appropriate course of action. Keep records of incidents and communications to support your case. - James Arrasmith, Owner. The Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith.
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