Anyone can be a stalker. It doesn’t take much. Perhaps an individual sends a letter to someone and they send it back to the individual, well, if you continue with idea of getting in contact with this person who doesn’t want to be bothered, you are now stalking. So you may ask, “What are the characteristics of stalking?” Unwanted letters, cards, gifts, threats to the person, his family, or friends, unwanted emails, or telephone calls, messages, inappropriate approaches and confrontations, appearing unexpected to home, work, or place of frequent visit, damaging property, following or watching from a distance, and physical or sexual assault are all elements of stalking.

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