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sarah1962
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i would call the police, let them know whats going on, but don't give your name, or just go on the web site and log it, don't get too involved,as you said you have a heart condition,keep safe, hope that helps all the best |
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CT
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Have a chat to your local Neighbourhood policing unit at your nearest police station in your area (UK) or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 and you can remain anonymous and also you could receive a reward up to £500 if the person(s) are convicted of the crime. |
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jayne1653
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I would maybe inform the police. If he has been in trouble for anti-social behaviour they will know him and sort it out. Don't get involved personally because you don't need any comeback if the neighbourhood is that bad. Better to let the police handle it. |
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bregweidd
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give an anonymous call to the police |
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Ryan W
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if you wish to remain anonymous the best source is crimestoppers... if you seriously believe that these threats are going to be carried out...
1) crimestoppers 0800555111
all information provided to crimestoppers gets fed through to the intelligence dept of your local police station and it will get recorded...
if you see anything happening which you believe needs a police response call 999 i.e they are assaulting him... try to give as much information as possible who they are what they are wearing etc |
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Weed
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I would inform the police, let them deal with it, |
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SDC
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You can place a anonymous call to the police dept! You don't have to tell them who, or where you live. Just tell the the information. |
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katewearsconran
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Hello. Why not ring Crimestoppers and take their advice? Or perhaps Victim Support, because they can give you advice about how you will be protected by the police if necessary. |
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Richard F
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If you are in uk - try calling crimestoppers.
0800 555 111 :its free & confidential, they should be able to deal with it |
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gillhow1
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depends on whether he deserve,s it.maybe act dumb wait till it happens then rin
g the police.just make sure you,re not setting yourself up. cheersr |
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JellyCat
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This is a toughie. I called the cops on a fight that was happening once, and oddly enough the cops called me back later that night to tell me what happened and why they were fighting. THat scared me to death because I felt that if they told me about it then did they tell them who called. On the other hand they fight was broken up and it turned out one guy was trying to molest the 14 year old. This was in New Zealand so it may be different there on how the police work.
I think that in the end you should do what's right and atleast you could say you did the right thing and that you were only trying to help. |
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nc_hull
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Dont get involved and look after yourself, you dont need the stress it might bring with it. |
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juicy
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i think you have to be very careful.How many people know about this? If you notify the police then i would say make it anon, but this will only protect you if there are other people that know this is going to happen.Would it be obvious that it was you who notified the police? You have to put your safety first. Unfortunately the system doesn't always protect the innocent so you have to look after yourself first and foremost. |
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Ben
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I would send an anonymous call to the police just to let them know but don't get involved to much with it all because you don't want suspicions coming back on you! Just inform the police and let them handle it. You back off for your safety and well being. |
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David H
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If it is for anti-social behaviour and the person is causing problems on the estate some "discouragement" might be just the ticket. |
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DAVID G
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the best thing to do is not to inform anyone including the police as i got some preatty nasty experiences in such hoods.what goes around comes back around and am not trying to scare you but there is always a leak somewhere and the bad guys tend to know who gave them up,and when they do they will hunt you down need i not tell you what they might do to you as in they will not be concerned with your age nor medical condition.let the guy get taught a lesson because am sure he/she had to comit unbelievable ''sin'' to be the victim of society punishment.just let it go. |
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aj_truckie
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Depends, do you believe he deserves it? If so...turn the music up & stay out of it....
If not...give the cops a "heads up".... |
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des c
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Ring Crimestoppers. |
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burning brightly
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leave a note in his letter box~~ |
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What if it were you... |
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mushtaqehind
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Inform the Local Police and Higher Officers and also to Media, as a safe side. |
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*izzybum*
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I say keep it to yourself. You dont want to be a grass, and if you ring the police they'll want to come and talk to you, which may arouse suspicion with neighbours. |
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penhen59
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I believe part of the problem is we don't know our neighbors or our community anymore. We go home and stay in the house because it is to dangerous to sit on the front porch,and we are afraid of any comeback. The police can't help if no one communicates with them, this includes giving witness information. Maybe if someone takes the first step others will follow. |
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frogbfound
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I would simply give the neighbor the information and they can chose what if anything to do. |
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