You have a point.I would agree, but only if the person's actions an demeanor are clearly their own as an individual, not tied to any criminal entities who make a point of retaliating against anyone who crosses them.
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You have a point.I would agree, but only if the person's actions an demeanor are clearly their own as an individual, not tied to any criminal entities who make a point of retaliating against anyone who crosses them.
These two statements conflict each other - please clarify The landlady had video footage? You had video footage?Update: I met with the landlord to request the video footage to go to the police with.
Then I showed her the footage and she wasn't very chatty.
I guess I could have said "I showed her *on* the video footage" or "found the clip of the video footage." I eventually convinced her to look and pointed out what was happening where and when.These two statements conflict each other - please clarify The landlady had video footage? You had video footage?
I still highly recommend to go to the police and make an official statement called a Statutory Declaration. Even if you don't intend to take things any further make sure that statement is on record. And every time there's another incident go back to your local cop shop and make another Stat Dec.I guess I could have said "I showed her *on* the video footage" or "found the clip of the video footage." I eventually convinced her to look and pointed out what was happening where and when.