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beaglemike
My question involves police conduct in the State of: Wisconsin.
At what point is the law enforcement investigation/surveillance considered stalking?
I'm a mental health professional (school psychologist) that is very pro-medical cannabis in a non-medical marijuana state and I have been stalked by the government for the last few months. They try to interact with me at every chance they get. They follow me around in vehicles with the windows all darkened, they follow me in stores and try to interact with me in the aisle's. They look over my shoulder to see what I'm buying, they drive in my neighbors driveway when they are not home to look in my backyard. The are messing with my sense of reality since they are putting actors in my life where there should be authentic people. I'm not a current or past dealer, trafficker, or prescribing cannabis to anyone.
I clearly know they are there. I started to take pictures of them to show others that I'm not losing my mind. They think I'm making this up. These people only come close to me when I'm alone. When I''m with my wife, they stay there distance, but still follow and ease drop on my conversations.
I received a letter back from the FBI and it's not them. I phone the DEA and they said they would get back to me and they never did. My wireless carrier confirmed with me that the government did seek access to my smartphone's GPS signal to locate me in Montana about a month ago. (I'm a backpacker/hiker kind of guy).
The DEA or government are stalking me and I want it to stop. They are very intrusive people.