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By DulwichGuy123 · Posted
Get evidence, down incidents, take pictures (with caution, as you have to respect their privacy too), and document your concern Speak to other neighbours to confirm your suspicions and gather additional evidence If the watching escalates to harassment, report it to the police && If your neighbour's behaviour continues to cause significant distress, you can seek a restraining order through the courts. -
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What can this person do to deal with the situation? how do they put them in “big trouble “ Btw, it’s a council property not only that, they’ve taken permission from their neighbours, who are privately owned & put a camera up there too! The cameras in the back have night vision too…… -
By DulwichGuy123 · Posted
If the camera violates your right to privacy, they could get in big trouble
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