Q: I’m a mom of a 12y old someone said,”i want to kiss your daughter” can I call the police on him, is he getting arrested?
How about trying to force her to drink beer, he didn’t get to do it, but I want to know if I can call the police on him, and want to know what would happen if I did
A:
Under California law, expressing a desire to kiss a minor, especially in a context that seems threatening or inappropriate, can be cause for concern. While it may not always constitute a crime in itself, it could be considered part of a pattern of concerning behavior. You have the right to report this incident to the police, especially if you believe your daughter's safety is at risk.
Attempting to force a minor to consume alcohol is a serious matter. This action can be reported to law enforcement, and they have the authority to investigate the situation. If someone attempted to coerce your daughter into drinking beer, the police would likely consider factors such as the age of the person involved, the context, and any prior history of similar behavior.
When you report such incidents, the police will assess the situation and determine if there is enough evidence to charge the individual with a crime. The exact legal consequences depend on the specifics of the incident and whether it fits into categories of criminal behavior defined by California law. Remember, ensuring the safety and well-being of your child is paramount, and law enforcement can help assess and address any potential threats.
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