B. Change your phone number and get a new unlisted one. Leave the first line operational with a machine on it for the stalker to leave messages. If you have children in common, arrange through the court for the exchange of custody or visitation through a third party. G. Seek professional assistance immediately. Stalking cases present complicated and difficult issues.
Stalkers tend to be sophisticated and generally engage in long term conduct.
Recognizing the seriousness and potential dangers of this type of conduct is the first step in handling a stalking case. Individual attention and evaluation is critical. Utilizing input and assistance from mental health experts, prosecutors, probation officers, social service personnel, etc. will also help determine the most effective way to stop the stalking conduct and ultimately protect the victim. If you are being stalked, contact USD Public Safety immediately at 260 - 4517. The Department of Public Safety is located on the south end of the Hughes Administration Center near the fountain on main campus.