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<blockquote data-quote="hearts and roses" data-source="post: 97905" data-attributes="member: 2211"><p>She just stopped by my work and told me that the police refused to press charges as it was all on line and it's basically his work against hers. So, the police told her that if he calls her cell or my house, to come back in and then they will press the charges.</p><p></p><p>difficult child told him to stop calling her or contacting her on line, via cell, whatever and then signed off line. She hasn't heard from him since, so hopefully he will leave her alone now. I am going to give H a heads up and I told her to stick close to home this weekend (she's working most of the time anyway) so she's not out and about where he can get to her. Incidentally, he applied for a job where she works and the manager asked her if she knew him and she told him the whole story and he said he wouldn't hire him. I hope he didn't find out about that too~</p><p></p><p>Well, on the up side, at least she's advocating for herself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hearts and roses, post: 97905, member: 2211"] She just stopped by my work and told me that the police refused to press charges as it was all on line and it's basically his work against hers. So, the police told her that if he calls her cell or my house, to come back in and then they will press the charges. difficult child told him to stop calling her or contacting her on line, via cell, whatever and then signed off line. She hasn't heard from him since, so hopefully he will leave her alone now. I am going to give H a heads up and I told her to stick close to home this weekend (she's working most of the time anyway) so she's not out and about where he can get to her. Incidentally, he applied for a job where she works and the manager asked her if she knew him and she told him the whole story and he said he wouldn't hire him. I hope he didn't find out about that too~ Well, on the up side, at least she's advocating for herself. [/QUOTE]
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