Q: How to find out about a unknown investigation being conducted against me that I believe is being done illegally?
I have a downstairs neighbor who's been harassing, invading privacy and recording me and following me to family members houses and invading their privacy and trespassing. They have been monitoring me since August the property management claims that no one's lives below me and the next day the girl is talking on a Bluetooth speaker to someone who says they been investigating me since I been living there I've tried to contacting multiple agencies about the issue but have had no luck. They are questioning my family members neighbors it's a nightmare and I don't know where turn and can not afford an attorney so what is could possibly be left that I can do because she has multiple people with her making threats and I can't even identify these people it's scars me.
A:
If you believe you are being illegally investigated or harassed, there are several steps you can take. First, document everything. Keep a detailed record of incidents, including dates, times, and descriptions of the harassment or surveillance. This documentation can be crucial if legal action is required.
Next, consider filing a police report. Local law enforcement can investigate the matter and determine if any laws are being violated. Make sure to provide them with all the documentation you have collected.
You can also reach out to community resources for assistance. Local victim advocacy groups, community legal aid organizations, or tenant rights associations may offer guidance or support. These organizations often provide services at low or no cost.
Finally, consider reaching out to a lawyer for a consultation. Many lawyers offer free initial consultations and might be able to provide advice on your situation or refer you to resources that can help, even if you cannot afford to hire them for full representation.
Remember, your safety and well-being are paramount. If you ever feel in immediate danger, do not hesitate to call emergency services.
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