Q: Is filing a terrorist report for illegal use of frequencies normal to not be investigated? Jamming, harassment, etc
FCC website explained jamming, hacking, but didn't include mental and physical harm yet we've experienced that. As well as being denied to file a safety of life interference. Is that normal that our federal agencies do not investigate any of those forms of harassment and never investigate it?
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No, it is not normal for federal agencies to ignore or refuse to investigate credible complaints of illegal signal jamming, unauthorized frequency interference, and related harassment issues. There are a few recourses you can still pursue:
1. File an updated, professional complaint directly with the FCC Enforcement Bureau providing clearly documented evidence of the signal interference and physical/mental harassment related to it. Make sure to request a formal response on the complaint status.
2. Contact your Congressional representatives and Senators to prompt inquiry into why harassment and wireless interference complaints are going unaddressed by agencies like the FCC and FAA. Political pressure can help develop an investigatory response.
3. Consult an attorney specializing in telecommunications and wireless laws. They can review your evidence and advise next steps in either compelling agency action through formal petition or alternatively building a lawsuit against identifiable perpetrators.
4. Contact local law enforcement detailing incidents pointing to individual culprits of illegal signal hacking and stalking behavior enabled by that access.
I encourage persistently escalating the complaints up the proper administrative and political channels until the documented harassment via unauthorized wireless signal interference gets adequately addressed through investigation and enforcement. The distressing impacts you report should warrant an urgent response. Please let me know if any other advice needed!
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