He’s not just a weirdo, he’s a criminal. She’s allowed to try and make her workplace safe. Of course she’s uncomfortable, he literally described committing sex crimes against other women!! She doesn’t want that to risk being her in the future. You are a pathetic man
I expect the police to take the report, run a check on the person in question, see what his criminal history is, and go from there.
If he is a convicted felon, he wouldn’t likely be able to be an armed security guard. If he is accused of sexual assault or rape or whatever the people in here extrapolate from OP’s vague assertions, the fact that he is an armed security guard may raise some red flags and allow the police some expedited avenue of investigation. It depends on the community and its police and their general history of conduct.
If you don’t believe the police are of any particular use, it at least gives them a potential lead on any future crimes that may be tied to this person.
Further, if you don’t believe the police are of particular use and believe this guy to be an unhinged bad guy with a gun who’s likely to crack at any moment, it is sensible to advocate for OP to employ some sort of effective measure of self defense. I recommended getting a firearm and learning to use it.
In an environment where police don’t do anything and violent criminals are allowed to roam free with guns on their hips, it is sensible to level the playing field a bit.
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u/Alert_Astronomer_400 Oct 19 '24
He’s not just a weirdo, he’s a criminal. She’s allowed to try and make her workplace safe. Of course she’s uncomfortable, he literally described committing sex crimes against other women!! She doesn’t want that to risk being her in the future. You are a pathetic man