neighbour watching my daughters bedroom window

autismmum

if i put up a camera can i be prosecuted for invading his privacy if it looks into both gardens???

Keeping_Motivated

Personally I would ask if you could have a visit from a community ploice officer to get advice on this. One so you know your facts and get advice from a legal perspective and two so you have it on record that you are concerned etc. No point taking it into your own hands a this stage IMO but I do think you are right to take it seriously.

Good luck
KM

aurora_borealis_2

Close the curtains

Move along, nothing to see.

kazwookie

Get some blinds up at your daughters window, and I am sure you have already told her, but aske her not to stand in front of it, when dressing etc.

Or has already been said close the curtains.

Keeping_Motivated

Yes I would agree to put something in the window to block any chance of seeing anything. If nets are not your thing then blinds can be positioned at angle to stop people being able to see in.

Not sure its that easy to move on as the above poster suggest as you may have to keep an extra eye on your daughter IMO.

autismmum

what does imo mean ?

bandraoi

get a net curtain.

Undersized_Rascal

Don't be a vigilante;
Don't tell the neigbours
DON'T PUT A CAMERA ON HIM


do call the authorities for advice

Don't panic

emilyt

autismmum wrote: »

what does imo mean ?

In My Opinion

arthur_dent_2

imo = in my opinion.

Undersized_Rascal

autismmum wrote: »

i used to work for ( domestic violence) home office wit police and i know theyy are so busy, they get nutters calling in all the time with petty disputes, i dont like being like that, i know a few local pc's but like my dog being poisoned, if you got no evidence youve got nothing. rumour is dngerous hence me refraining from letting hubby go broadcast it, our village is small and people talk. but i also hate to waste pc's time. thanks for all you advice im calming down now

Good luck
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