My society is facing a problem with a retired army officer who is making our members, especially children and women, uncomfortable. He’s been teasing them, and even though we’ve filed a police complaint, they haven’t been able to do much because he knows several officers and officials. I’m only 14, but what can I do to help? I’ll share this information with the other residents.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My society is facing a problem with a retired army officer who is making our members, especially children and women, uncomfortable. He’s been teasing them, and even though we’ve filed a police complaint, they haven’t been able to do much because he knows several officers and officials. I’m only 14, but what can I do to help? I’ll share this information with the other residents.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My society is facing a problem with a retired army officer who is making our members, especially children and women, uncomfortable. He’s been teasing them, and even though we’ve filed a police complaint, they haven’t been able to do much because he knows several officers and officials. I’m only 14, but what can I do to help? I’ll share this information with the other residents.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

It’s important to stay safe and not confront the individual directly. You can speak to your parents or another trusted adult about the situation. They can help you gather more evidence and potentially file a stronger complaint with the police or seek legal advice.

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