Public Complaint No. 1654099959 - 471414371

J. Alexander

San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner

655 East Third Street

San Bernardino, California 92415

(760) 956-5001

http://cms.sbcounty…

Date of Offense

March 16, 2022

Complaint

Criminal Behavior

Statement

I went to police station to file a complaint about the stalking and harassment I've been experiencing since 2017, I informed the officer that I had people that I don't even know systematically driving by my home home every 10 minutes or so and I have people stopping in front of my home for a few minutes then take off, I've had them sitting beside the roads and after I pass by they would take off, and when I head to Ridgecrest there would be a group of people start heading to Trona, and when I head back to Trona they would head back to Ridgecrest and they would be at certain places during my travel to and from wherever I'm going, officer asked if they had entered my property, I said they would park on the property for harassment, he also asked why did it take so long to say something, I told him it took a while to figure out what they were doing, and there is a pattern to what they are doing. I said I can't leave my house without them Stalking and violating my rights to travel freely, they have inserted themselves into every aspect of my life, and I have the right to be left alone. Officer did nothing about my complaint, I mentioned my YouTube channel to him as well, People of Organized Criminal Stalking

Location

13832 Carson St, Trona, CA 93562, USA

35.7880867, -117.3634339

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§ 6250-6268

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