If you believe you are a victim of Stalking or Intimidation, please contact us immediately and we will assign a Licensed Professional Investigator to your case. Our Private Investigators come from a variety of backgrounds in Law Enforcement, Specialized Private Sector Fields, and the U.S. Military and are prepared to identify your stalker and get your life back on track. We’ll be with you every step of the way and always treat you with compassion and professionalism. We give you peace of mind.
We can work with you and your family to identify the stalker and resolve the issue. Our Firm is experienced in conducting liaison with all manner of Law Enforcement and can help you coordinate your case with local officials. We do recommend you file police reports to document any stalking or intimidation. Our Private Detectives can assist you in making sure you file the most complete and legally sufficient reports possible.
According to the U.S. Government and the Bureau of Justice Statistics, a person is classified as a stalking victim if they experienced one or more of the following on at least two different occasions. An additional factor is whether the individual feared for their safety or for the safety of a family member:
We always remind clients our investigations, regardless of type, are conducted with the understanding the information and evidence we collect may eventually be used in legal proceedings. By retaining our services, you ensure we will act as an independent third party documenting these violations of legal code.
Our written reports, video, audio, photographs or other collected evidence may prove to be key in your future civil or criminal case. This can help prevent repeat and long-term abuse at the hands of a Stalker.
The U.S. Government and every state have enacted criminal laws to address this serious issue. According to the Texas Attorney General, the legal definition for stalking falls under Texas Penal Code Section 42.072.
The intent of the Stalker is key. The Stalker or potentially an associated party must have intent or the understanding their actions will instill fear of death or bodily injury to the victim or a member of the family or household.
Threats can be explicit or implied, including veiled threats; however, the threats do have to be aimed at a specific person, meaning they cannot be “general” threats. Threats can be conveyed by the stalker or by someone acting in cooperation with them.
This activity must occur more than once and be directed towards the victim or immediately associated parties; however, more than one police report is not required.
Stalking is a third degree felony in the State of Texas, unless previously convicted of a Stalking charge and then it is considered a second degree felony.
If you are being Stalked by someone related to you by blood or marriage or if you have ever lived at the same location as them or if you have a child in common, we recommend you immediately obtain a Protective Order. You can contact the Texas Attorney General to obtain a Pro Se Protective Order Packet by calling (800) 777-3247. This will help you get an order barring the Stalker from certain areas around your home, near your work or at your children’s school.
Both the Texas Attorney General and our Firm recommend you take the following action if you are the victim of a Stalker:
If you believe there is any chance you are being specifically targeted for intimidation or by a Stalker, you must take measures to protect yourself, your family and your property. Our security professionals are prepared to meet with you to get an in-depth understanding of your daily life and activities.