Question about harassment or threats

[MotionClone]

"I'm not going to do anything because your at work but if I see you anywhere else it's on"

No need to live in fear, you have 2 options:

#1 Find out where he lives and go knock on his door and politely ask him what he meant by "its on". Most likely he wont even answer it and he wont mess with you anymore knowing that you can't be intimidated. Be sure to have a buddy record from a distance.

#2 call the cops right now, make a complaint

 

[70 Proof]

If it was simply a verbal threat and nothing more and you feel like you must do something: during normal business hours drop by the police or sheriff's station that has jurisdiction in the area where the threat occurred and make a report. If you can't go to their office call dispatch.
No need to retain a lawyer
Do not go to his employer
One incident isn't harassment
Do not loose any sleep over it
If he wanted to find you he probably could have done so already.

 

[1971CamaroGuy]

Maybe I missed it, but where do you work at that allowed you to be in the guys line of site for a few hours?

Is there something you can do on that end? Have you talked with your employer that a customer threatened you?

 

[chevyJeff1]

Yea in what capacity was he at your workplace just hanging around? Was he with a coworker, if so that could be helpful to you and not so much to him.

 

[David79Z28]

I would at least document it with the local authorities. If it escalates and you have to protect yourself, at least you will have this occurance recorded helping your self defense claim.

 

[72BIGBLOCK]

Good points guys
I think I'll start with a police report to have proof and going to his employer I guess wouldn't be a bad idea

I'm not scared or losing sleep
I have a friend who's a lawyer I just don't want to leave it as is because you never know

 

[1971CamaroGuy]

Good points guys
I think I'll start with a police report to have proof and going to his employer I guess wouldn't be a bad idea

I'm not scared or losing sleep
I have a friend who's a lawyer I just don't want to leave it as is because you never know

On your reviews did you make any personal attacks to this person? Or was it strictly business and factual?

What business did he have at your place of employment? because honestly that's something that you might be able to fix there.

I agree, I feel like we are missing some information as well, and some clarity why this guy was at his place of employment. And for a few hours at that.

The only issue I'm not clear on is how did he watch you for a couple of hours at work? How did he find you at work, just a chance meeting?

 

[Knuckle Dragger]

The only issue I'm not clear on is how did he watch you for a couple of hours at work? How did he find you at work, just a chance meeting?

It's been a couple of years, if he was going to do anything with your personal information it would have happened by now. That's pretty serious trouble if he gets caught. I doubt a bad review is worth the risk and I'll bet he thinks that way too. IMO, the guy saw you and remembered the bad review. He wanted his ounce of flesh but he's a pussy. He gave himself the "out" of you're at work so he didn't actually have to follow through. If he was hell bent on revenge you being at work wouldn't mean sh!t to him. That's the stuff guys say when they want to play the role of the tough guy and feel good about themselves but aren't really willing to go to blows. It's a ego boost. He walked away feeling like he's the man. I wouldn't put much thought into it at all. The best reply I ever heard during on of these posturing displays was when a guy told the dude that made the threat "When it's time, don't be a pussy about it, make sure come at me from the front and we'll see who can get it done" It completely deflated the guy. Funny as hell.

With a verbal threat I don't think you'll get anyone to listen to your complaint. Unless he cops to it all you have is his word against yours.

 

[72BIGBLOCK]

On your reviews did you make any personal attacks to this person? Or was it strictly business and factual?

What business did he have at your place of employment? because honestly that's something that you might be able to fix there.

I agree, I feel like we are missing some information as well, and some clarity why this guy was at his place of employment. And for a few hours at that.

He was here at my work and he was walking around with another employee and I noticed him looking and staring at me almost like trying to get my attention

 

[dirtmod08]

Ok, you work at a factory, kitchen, hardware store, fish hatchery, hotel, movie theater, grocery store, window washer? Trying to establish how creepy it was that he ran into you, why was he there?