After receiving a flurry of obscene text messages, STOMPer
clothes went to the police for help but was upset to be told that
the police could not take action as this was a 'non-arrestable
crime'.
The frustrated STOMPer wrote:
"I received texts that contained explicit languages from this
sender one day.
"Despite being warned to stop, the sender still continued to send
dirty messages asking to meet up.
"Knowing that things were getting more serious since the sender
mentioned that he would find me one day and that he knew where I
worked, I went to the police to report the case, hoping they would
be able to help by revealing the identity of the sender.
"However, the police said that this is a non-arrestable crime and
are unable to do any investigation.
"Do the police have to wait until there are serious consequences
before starting the investigation? By then, it will be too
late.
"Girls, please do not condone such behaviour."
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