Someone always sends some harassing messages on qq. Can you call the police?

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Information harassment can call the police.

Generally, the accepting unit of such harassment cases is the police station. Because QQ harassment does little harm to the victims, according to the local standards for filing harassment cases, those who meet the standards will be accepted, generally by the police station.

After accepting the case, the police will conduct an investigation, basically focusing on the specific situation of harassment, and generally obtain chat records or screenshots with the consent of the victim. In fact, if resources are available, it is not difficult to deal with harassment cases. However, solving a case has a cost. It is necessary to mobilize the police, handle cases and support people. This is only an economic cost, not including the manpower and technical strength needed. Theoretically, police cases are guaranteed by special funds, but I'm sorry, this is just a theory. In fact, financial support for the police is very limited. Generally speaking, only major cases will receive financial support. As the saying goes, a clever woman can't cook without rice.

So WeChat harassment can call the police, but I suggest that you can solve this problem yourself first, such as changing a micro-signal, or deleting the harasser and blacking it out. After all, the people's police have more important tasks to deal with, so this small matter can be left alone for the police uncle.