With a protective order, you can contact the local law enforcement agency, and they can enter a report. If they actually find a violation, in certain circumstances they can actually arrest the individual for those harassing phone calls. Law enforcement can be summoned to the home. They’ll look into their computers and request a certified copy of the protection order. They’ll verify it’s still in existence.
From there, they can issue different reports that can be turned into the state prosecutor’s office that can amount to another charge of violation of the protection order. In Florida, it can either have a new arrest, you can have a violation of the protective order, or you can work with law enforcement to try to see if they can kind of do a combination of the same, of those two elements, and have that individual arrested.