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When Someone You Know is Being Stalked
When Someone You Know is Being Stalked
Listen.
Show support.
Don't blame the victim for the crime.
Remember that every situation is different, and allow the person being stalked to make choices about how to handle it.
Find someone you can talk to about the situation.
Take steps to ensure your own safety.