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By txstudent21 September 19, 2020 14 answers Last updated September 19, 2020

Hello, A man is threatening me on the phone. I didn't know who he was, so I searched for him on the net with his phone number. I found out that he works at the Academy of the Ministry of Interior. What to do? Should I go and file a complaint against him with the police or go straight to the Academy and talk to someone from there?

Answers 14

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mmmlala answered · September 19, 2020

   Dont do anything. Just change the number, ignore it and that's it. If it's a cop, the system can't help you in this case. And can you tell me why you think he's doing it? How old are you, what do you do? What is his motive?

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licindiaforever answered · September 19, 2020

   File a complaint with the police, and it is best to do it with a copy to the CDCOC. His last name will be unraveled.

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katerina_amor answered · September 19, 2020

   Well, come on now. Tell me why it threatens you? No one will sit down to threaten, out of boredom.

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alexander_2015 answered · September 19, 2020

   And to file a complaint without evidence is a doomed cause. First you have to save it, to print out the phone accordingly ... But it is long and wide. It is best to go to the police and explain. They have techniques and will catch it in no time (at least I hope so, I have not encountered the Bulgarian police much). You don't care at all that he is from the Academy of the Ministry of Interior. The law is the same for everyone, or at least it should be.

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erinheathertonlegit answered · September 19, 2020

   In my opinion, if they threaten, it is good to file a complaint. And outside the topic, can you explain exactly how you followed him and how he found out that he works in the system of the Ministry of Interior?

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luckykinky answered · September 19, 2020

   Prepare with records of the calls, hand over copies to the BOP with a complaint, keep copies for independent TV, if it is necessary to expose him in another way and to hold him accountable! If you don't have any proof, it would be very difficult, they have nothing to do but interrogate. This can complicate things for you!

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kanister_mtg answered · September 20, 2020

   Go to the academy and talk to his bosses. Communism is still in force there, whatever the chief says, it happens.

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thicknthin2021 answered · September 20, 2020

   File a complaint and do not pick up unknown numbers! By no means do I want to convey that I recommend for the mother to be inactive.

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jellyfam answered · September 20, 2020

   How did you manage to find out who the phone is on the internet !?

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littlebifun answered · September 21, 2020

   Either he deliberately picked up your phone from someone and is targeted at you with threats, or this is an old number of another subscriber, which he obviously wants to intimidate. And don't listen to them about who worked where, file a complaint, these people are obliged to warn him verbally, if he continues, run to the prosecutor's office. No one has the right to disturb your peace. If your phone does not have a blocking service and your phone supports applications, download a call filter and add its number there. I hope he gives up. It's damn annoying to have to change your number because of some crazy guy.

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your_best_investment answered · September 21, 2020

   Number 6 You've seen a lot of movies. Filing a complaint ...

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amandadecker answered · September 21, 2020

   H11, imagine that n 6 knows the system a little inside ...

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musscllegay65 answered · September 22, 2020

   Number 12 and what if he knows her, from some calls who from the BOP will take over. Here in our country, you know how it is. There is a line-complaint, then they warn him and if he is pressed, he continues again, she starts a lawsuit against him and the complicated waiting for that guy to get tired starts. I have several such situations in which it turned out to be a mistake and we clarified immediately, if I ran to the big services, maliiiiiiiii, how could they argue with me that I was wasting their time with nonsense :)

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howell8996 answered · September 22, 2020

   It is n13, so I recommended to prepare with records (evidence), so as not to turn out to be a "mistake" and if even having them, it turns out that the person has a "back", then he can easily do it in public. I hope he understands me with a little more explanation. Then they have nowhere to go, they will have to react !!!