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Jacqui Hames' Advice for Victims

Wed, 01/23/2013 - 12:44 — admin

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Jacqui Hames is one of Britain's best-known real life Detectives, having presented live TV appeals on the BBC flagship show Crimewatch every month for 16 yrs.

After 25 years she retired from the Metropolitan Police Serious Crime Directorate with a passion to promote women’s safety issues. Read her advice below:

 

 

  • Introduction
  • How can you tell if you are being stalked?
  • How do police officers look at the crime of stalking?
  • What advice would you give about reporting stalking to the police?
  • What evidence will the police need?
  • Any tips on what a stalking victim should expect at the police station?
  • Any advice on how to handle police questions?
  • How can stalking victims help the police?
  • What should a police investigation cover?
  • Will I need a medical examination if I make a complaint of stalking?
  • Will I get to ‘have my say’ if I make a complaint of stalking?
  • What if there isn’t enough evidence?
  • What happens if the suspect is arrested?
  • What if I am not happy with the way the police investigate my case?
  • It seems the police have a lot to learn when it comes to dealing with stalking
  • What should I expect if I have to go to Court?
  • What are restraining orders?
  • Any other advice on how to cope with being stalked?
  • What if I don't feel safe in my own home?
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