Originally Posted by Guest

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In my experience working or volunteering in libraries in CO, MN and FL victims/survivors of crimes do not come to a stranger on a reference desk for help dealing with what is usually a very traumatic experience. Those who have been accused do and I once had a stalker along with my them live-in girlfriend of a woman who was researching her defense against a math professor at the U of MN who she had harassed and stalked. She had chained herself to his desk. This went on for what seemed about nine months in 1989-1990. My girlfriend at the time who was also my roommate got the worst of it. She now helps people get access to the court system in a midwestern state through interpreters. She hires and manages them. Probably Spanish and Native American translators. Survivors/victims of crimes would also need materials in their familiar language if they are not literate in English.

I have some stalkers/harassers on Talk of the Villages as well. Just ignore these law breakers. There are laws against such harassment in Florida.