Experience with police report/restraining order?

[blinkandimgone]

Unrelated to family law but could use some advice/opinion. Please PM me if you can offer some insight.

 

[BitHunter]

from which side are you interested in it? (I was the victim of a false police report)

 

[blinkandimgone]

I would be the one filing the report.

 

[logicalvelocity]

Depending on context of the ambiguous, I think, the ramification and discretion to pursue, rests with authorities.

 

[BitHunter]

No. In Ontario doesn't matter what you say, if you are the female the male automatically gets arrested and charged, even if the report is visible full of lies. It's called some kind of no tolerance policy.

 

[blinkandimgone]

I can't give any context here as it involves a child, but would be willing to share more via pm.

 

[logicalvelocity]

Spousal Abuse - What Happens When You Call the Police? - Ontario.ca

May be useful.

 

[blinkandimgone]

I tried to find information on the OPP website on harassment but came up with nothing. It's completely unrelated to family law, just thought perhaps some here may have some experience on the requirements and process to file a report and what happens once a report is filed. Thanks for the advice I've recieved so far!

 

[standing on the sidelines]

I tried to find information on the OPP website on harassment but came up with nothing. It's completely unrelated to family law, just thought perhaps some here may have some experience on the requirements and process to file a report and what happens once a report is filed. Thanks for the advice I've recieved so far!

what I had to do was go see a JP and tell her my story, she then wrote it out and filed the papers and a court date was set. Then I had to tell my stuff in front of a judge and he got to defend himself. Then the judge makes the decision to either grant it or dismiss it.