We had a case come in the other night at about 0200hrs. It was a man who had been quite a celebrity in his younger days. Some kids had discovered out who he was and where pestering and harassing him inside the street. He told us that they had not but found out exactly where he lived but he felt it would not be prior to long. He was only a tiny man and he is now very old and frail. He stated that this had happened to him just before. He stated that he had moved the last time it happened but now he was too old to move. He just wanted to grow old gracefully and in peace.
We chatted to him for very some time as we wanted to discover out about his scenario. He didn’t mind the recognition as he had had this all his life. What he hated was the chanting along with the just how much the youngsters frightened him. He stated he didn’t don't forget youngsters getting so disrespectful and disobedient years ago. We also asked him what he wanted to attain by us helping him. We decided that we would watch what takes place when he gets caught with these youngsters.
We followed our client about at a secure distance. Every little thing was going ok until he left the shops and was walking back to his flat. All of a sudden there was quite a huge crowd of youngsters around him. They had been all chanting his name calling out for sweets. Our client seemed really frightened but he continued to smile and walked a bit quicker. As soon as he was close to the flats the crowd disbursed and our client was free of charge to walk exactly where he wanted to.
We had enough film to give to the police. The Police had been quite helpful; they said that as an alternative to him struggling to get past the crowd they would send a WPC or a Social worker to call for him. Our client was delighted as he would also have some firm now.
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