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<p>Serious or not, there are things you just don’t say about other people. </p>
<p>Did you ever think the guy’s just lonely? I think I read that he lives alone. Maybe his tenant (the other lady) moved away. Asking about myspace could be an attempt to relate to you on a teenage level.</p>
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I’m with Eria and Jamesford on this (slightly), in that, you can’t automatically assume that he’s a sex offender.</p>
<p>With that said, though, obviously, good luck. I don’t think that you’re simply being paranoid, and I can understand where you’re coming from. I just think it’s a bit uncalled for, all though allegations, at this point (even if he later turns out to be one).</p>
<p>if he is a sex offender (he will be listed as such online), he can indeed be sent to prison, especially if he is on parole. he likely won’t be sent back if you report him this time, but if the police warn him and he continues, he could very well be sent to a correctional institution of some sort.</p>
<p>Lobzz, you have internet access, meaning you live in a government-controlled area. That kind of stuff often doesn’t happen where the government runs law enforcement. But don’t think it doesn’t happen in the Middle East</p>
<p>Is he a registered sex offender or are you just saying that? Have you seen his name on the offender list?</p>
<p>There was absolutely no reason for you to include his race in your post, which makes the whole post suspect to me.</p>
<p>IBfootballer, every country in the middle-east is controlled by its own central government, so everyone knows whats going on everywhere. No province/area can create its own laws. So basically, if someone is stoned to death, that would be considered murder. There are no laws anywhere (other than saudi arabia) that give people the right to stone sexual predators or offenders. Trust me.</p>
<p>Tell your parents and call the police the next time he harasses you. Buy some mace or something.</p>