Jay Litwyn wrote: > From: "Sarah Ewart" <[email protected]>: >> I think the only options remaining are to start reporting him to the >> police. > > If anyone else wants to know which police to contact, then these few things > might be useful. Basically, you would start with...Is this legal?...I don't > want him on my project, because...and this is how I know who he is. You > might get some help with that from verizon's abuse contact or their abuse > phone number. Sometimes, I'll warn ya, you can get more help from abuse > contacts than cops, just because they're equipped to verify that e-mail > directed at you came through them. > > OrgName: Verizon Internet Services Inc. > OrgID: VRIS > Address: 1880 Campus Commons Dr > City: Reston > StateProv: VA > PostalCode: 20191 > Country: US
This is not the relevant police department. The relevant police department is the local police department of the victim, not the attacker. The victim must file a complaint locally, and then the local police will take the necessary steps to liase with the jurisdiction of the attacker. I learnt this a few years ago when dealing with a certain Canadian. -- Tim Starling _______________________________________________ WikiEN-l mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe from this mailing list, visit: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikien-l
