Seeking legal steps for abuse and extortion recovery in Louisiana.

Question

I've been subjected to sleep abuse, allurement, entrapment, abandonment, cyberstalking, and account hacking by various parties, including city officials, businesses, and landlords. Despite reporting these incidents, I have not received help, and it seems authorities are aiding the perpetrators. My accounts were accessed illegally, and my funds were extorted and are benefiting the neighborhood illegally. They have used me as a meth experiment, and I need evidence to support this. They're renovating apartments and have been lifting vaults from beneath my apartment and nearby businesses, extorting my money. I have evidence, including videos and pictures, but require assistance in recovering hacked emails and accounts. What legal steps can I take to press charges, recover my stolen funds, and seize the involved properties immediately?

James L. Arrasmith · Answer

What you’re describing sounds overwhelming, and it’s important to approach this step by step so you can build a strong legal foundation. The first thing you should do is gather and preserve all evidence you already have—videos, pictures, and logs of account intrusions. Make sure these files are stored in multiple safe locations, not just on one device, so they can’t be destroyed or tampered with. 
 
Next, file detailed written reports with your local police, parish sheriff, and the Louisiana State Police, including copies of your evidence. Even if you feel authorities have ignored you before, written reports with evidence create an official record that can’t be easily dismissed. For the cyberstalking and account hacking, you can also file a complaint with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, which investigates interstate computer crimes and financial fraud. 
 
Recovering stolen funds or seizing property usually requires filing a civil lawsuit in addition to criminal complaints. You may be able to claim damages for extortion, trespass, and theft once you have documentation tying the responsible parties to your losses. While pressing charges is the criminal side handled by prosecutors, the civil route allows you to seek compensation and injunctions directly. By carefully documenting everything and filing reports with multiple agencies, you give yourself the strongest position to pursue justice and financial recovery.

Q: Seeking legal steps for abuse and extortion recovery in Louisiana.