legal charges for gun threats
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legal charges for gun threats
If someone has threatened to shoot some one multiple times what are the legal charges that can brought up? I know this is not the best place to ask but
this is an emergency.
this is an emergency.
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Re: legal charges for gun threats
This may depend on where you live.project_failure wrote:If someone has threatened to shoot some one multiple times what are the legal charges that can brought up? I know this is not the best place to ask but
this is an emergency.
I know that in the United States you can at least get a restraining order.
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It was a message on a cell phone. He "CLAIMS" (but most likely does) to have a gun. You can here the slide of the gun in the message.Did they threaten to shoot with a gun on hand? Or are they bluffing.
Do you know if this person has a gun or is in possession of guns? If your sure this person has guns and could potentially harm you call the cops.
Heh I remember someone threatened to stab me with a compass once
Please take this seriously. This is not a joke.Thats nothing. Some hobo said he was going to stab me with a spork once.
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It's fun to mess with people who aren't serious about it. Bring a tape recorder with you and get it on tape and give it to the police.
I've done that so many times to this one kid who lies about anything he thinks is "badass" and i get him in so much trouble XD. Trouble as in OSS or ISS
If the person is serious, do the same thing. Tape it.
I've done that so many times to this one kid who lies about anything he thinks is "badass" and i get him in so much trouble XD. Trouble as in OSS or ISS
If the person is serious, do the same thing. Tape it.
If he left you a phone message then you're set. Seriously, just take the message to the police. They'll be able to help you much more than any of us here on the board can, and they'll know more about your options for protecting yourself, your family, or whomever was threatened.project_failure wrote: It was a message on a cell phone. He "CLAIMS" (but most likely does) to have a gun. You can here the slide of the gun in the message.
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The police are your friends!
Even if you're in doubt that he's serious.
After you go to the cops and he gets whatever they dish out to him, carry a recording tape recorder whenever you're in an area near him. That way, if he threatens you some more, you can go to the cops again. Even if he threatens to harm you if you do go to the cops, that's definitely enough for a restraining order if you got it on tape, and possibly if you haven't.
Ahem.
After you go to the cops and he gets whatever they dish out to him, carry a recording tape recorder whenever you're in an area near him. That way, if he threatens you some more, you can go to the cops again. Even if he threatens to harm you if you do go to the cops, that's definitely enough for a restraining order if you got it on tape, and possibly if you haven't.
Ahem.
From http://family-law.freeadvice.com/domest ... tion03.htmViolation of a restraining order, whether a temporary order or a restraining order after hearing, is a contempt of a court order. The restrained person found in violation of a valid restraining order may be immediately taken into custody and taken to jail. In addition, the offender can be charged with a misdemeanor or a felony crime, and could be sentenced to serve time in jail and to pay a fine for the offense.
Hey, sup?
Where could this person do you harm? School, a store, where? If its some place you can avoid, avoid it, especially if they police aren't helping or he doesn't care about a restraining order (cause those are only good for a few hundred feet aren't they, he could easily get a gun that could take you out from that distance).
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It seems that taking the message to the police would be the best thing to do.
I was just wondering what could be done to him before having to take any action. Thanks for the advice.
I was just wondering what could be done to him before having to take any action. Thanks for the advice.
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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so from what you're saying this isn't a gun 'threat' at all. Simply a statement that he has a gun. The law tends to get very picky about that kind of thing.project_failure wrote:It was a message on a cell phone. He "CLAIMS" (but most likely does) to have a gun. You can here the slide of the gun in the message.
I don't suppose there was any mention of shooting anybody with the gun, was there?
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