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16 year old boy throwing stones at my head


06-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
This looks like a small issue but as this is happening regularly. I am thinking of going to the police. A 16-year-old boy opposite my home regularly throws stones at me. I have complained to his parents many times and always they have slapped him. But after one week he starts again. The boy is extremely wicked and always creates mischief. I don't have a serious injury but the stones hits are painful and they can hit my eyes also. My neighbors tell me to ignore this as a small issue.
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no certainly this is a serious issue which can only be ignored at the cost of loosing peace of mind. you should certainly approach the police about it since crime do not have a different meaning if done by a minor although there are certain other factors which may take its own course but to ignore and tolerate and endure this nuisance can become dangerous. my suggestion would be to immediately approach the law enforcement agency aka police and lodge formal complaint in this matter. thanks & regards, Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net Qualified), LL.B (University of Delhi), Advocate, Hon'ble High Court at Calcutta.
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