What if the family members of full-time firefighters are harassed?

Family members of full-time firefighters were harassed. I suggest you call the police, keep the evidence, restrict private information, contact community leaders and consult a lawyer.

1. Call the police: report harassment to the police, who can provide protection and track the harasser.

2. Keep evidence: If possible, keep evidence of the harasser and his behavior, such as phone records, text messages, emails, etc.

3. Restrict private information: limit the release of personal information as much as possible, such as home address and telephone number; If you think your private information is at risk of disclosure, please contact the organization responsible for data protection.

4. Contact community leaders: Contact community leaders for help.

5. Consulting a lawyer: If the family members have suffered actual losses due to harassment, such as property losses and physical injuries, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer directly to obtain relevant legal advice and help.