Confusion on on recieving advice from Legal Aid?
When a male tenant has been evicted from the building under circumstances, in fit of anger starts to harrass a tenant currently living the bldg, and it was twice he approached the lady, and loudly rants and rave accusations against a innocent female tenant, one was outside her building, the other was on the street and on a bus. Sorry make that 3 times.
The lady searched for advice and is not getting anywhere and not even the legal aid can help, she spoke with the officers, nothing they can do unless a assault occurs on the spot.
Justice of Peace takes a lot longer, so what should the lady do in meantime, should she cross paths with that ex-tenant down the street or downtown area.
Lady lives in Toronto, ON..
Any ideas...Quin's taking notes and learn from it...
Answers:
Use Canada's antistalking laws. Most police for some reason need to be prompted to take action. The link below actually tells you exactly what to do.
Find a large male friend with a video camera to spend some time with you. If your friend whips out the camera just one time, the harrassment will stop.
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