Actually, I left out some details because I didn't feel they were
relevant. I did call 911 because I was worried they might try to
prevent me from leaving by blocking the road--but that didn't happen, so
I didn't request that the police come to the location. In any event, as
a lawyer I'm certainly aware of the legal options--and the limitations
of those options. But I agree taking legal action and/or summoning the
police to the location is an option people may want to consider in some
circumstances.
Jim M.
On 9/2/2012 10:22 PM, MICHAEL SPEICHER wrote:
> Leaving quickly was the best immediate strategy, but reporting this
> behavior to the police even by dialing 911 when you were safely out of
> danger would have been warranted. It's not too late to take action to
> notify the authorities, although the option to dial 911 would no
> longer apply.
> Jim (Michael) Speicher
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