Legal Question in Criminal Law in New Jersey
I am facing harassment, criminal mischief, and possibly a future fist fight with another male. Anywhere I go, if this male is there, I leave the scene. However, recently, while trying to leave a party, he chased after me trying to fight me. The male is quite larger than me and has a history of doing serious damage to other males. I was able to quickly get in my car, but as I was pulling away he did strike my vehicle, while not leaving damage. I am not concerned with the car, but should this individual come after me again what are the most extreme measures that I can take to prevent serious bodily harm which I am certain to occur, (eg, only hand to hand, small knife, stick, etc.) I do know calling the police is the first thing tht should be done, but that is not possible when the individual is pursuing me. If he catches me next time, I would like to know how I can prevent serious injury. I refuse to accept the fact that I have to "let him beat me up and then call the cops".
3 Answers from Attorneys
You need to hire an attorney for your case and request your attorney to contact the police so that this person can be stopped.
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I am not sure where this most recent incident happened or where you live or where he lives, but you do not have to put up with this and shouldn't.
Go to the police department in the community where this individual is hassling you and speak to one of the sergeants or lieutenants in that community and ask for their help. You can file a private complaint against the individual who threw something at your vehicle and chased you.
Those are actionable offenses.
How did this all start? Are you saying that YOU are facing charges as well, or are you just afraid of his pursuing you?
You do need an attorney, and should not wait until a catastrophe occurs. If this individual has a record, the police can determine that.
Call to discuss if you wish 215-732-4000.
Best wishes to you.
Unless you have charges against you then you do not need an attorney. Tell the police what this person did to you in the past - they can bring a complaint against him even if they don't actually see him doing these things to you. If you do have charges against you please contact my office to discuss how I can assist you.
Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.-
www.njworkerscompensationlaw.com
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