![]() ![]() Threats to family, friends, property or pets of the victim.Waiting for the victim at workplace, in the neighborhood/residence hall, after class, and where the stalker knows the victim goes.Persistent phone calls despite being told not to make contact in any form.It is important to examine the pattern of behavior in the apparent stalking incidents – type of action, frequency, consistency, if the behavior stops when the stalker is told to cease contact, etc. ![]() However, if the object of the abuser’s attention has indicated she or he wants no contact, these behaviors may constitute stalking. Stalking behavior may be difficult to identify, since some can seem kind, friendly or romantic (for example: sending cards, candy or flowers). The conduct can be varied and involve actions that harass, frighten, threaten and/or force the stalker into the life and consciousness of the victim. While legal definitions of stalking vary from one authority to another, stalking generally refers to a course of conduct that involves a broad range of behavior directed at the victim. ![]()
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