Just because you know your stalker does not mean that you cannot seek help. If you are not safe at home, call your local law enforcement agency or a telephone operator and ask for information about a nearby shelter. When you file a complaint with local authorities concerning stalking, terroristic threatening, harassment or harassing communications a warrant may be issued for the arrest of the accused. It is important to get copies of these documents and keep them accessible at all times. If a violation of the order takes place, law enforcement officials will need to know the exact language of the document to determine what action can be taken against the accused.
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Your prosecuting attorney's office, local law enforcement officials or protective shelters may be able to provide more information about stalking and how you can protect yourself. A constitutional office of the State of Arkansas .