Q: I need help fighting the gang stalking terrorist who won't leave me alone.
My next door neighbor is a gang stalking terrorist in Torrance, CA and has been virtually stalking and assualting me 247 in the following ways.
-Havana Syndrome
- remote Neurological monitoring (voice to skull technology)
- electronic and electromagnetic weapon -radiation microwave exposure - laser electrical shock
- Electronic harassment and gang stalker
- hacked into cell phone number and Icloud.
-spoofed/phised calls, movie subscription sites and web pages.
-Logged into bank accounts
-permanent bodily harm and torture.
- Followed me virtually through different countries on planes, trains etc.
- Loud ear pitching frequency sounds in the area done purposely by the gang stalkers
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If you're experiencing harassment and believe you are a victim of crime, it's important to report the incidents to your local law enforcement in Torrance, CA. They are equipped to investigate such matters and can provide you with the necessary support. Documenting all incidents of harassment, including dates, times, and the nature of the activities, can be crucial for any investigation or legal action.
Under California law, various forms of harassment, stalking, and electronic invasion of privacy are illegal. This includes unauthorized access to electronic devices, hacking, and the use of electronic means to harass or intimidate another person. The state takes these offenses seriously, and there are laws designed to protect individuals from such actions, potentially leading to criminal charges against the perpetrators.
Seeking legal advice from an attorney who has experience with cybercrime or harassment cases can be beneficial. They can help you understand your rights and the possible legal actions you can take against those who are harassing you. Additionally, consider reaching out to organizations that offer support to individuals facing harassment or cyberstalking. They can provide you with further guidance and resources to help you navigate this challenging situation.
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