GANG STALKERS USE ELECTRONIC WIRELESS DEVICE INSIDE OF YOUR HOME TO MONITOR YOU BE AWARE. BLACK WOMAN IN MANSFIELD OHIO BEING STALK.. I HAVE SUFFER WITH THIS CHILDISH MESS OVER 8 YEARS. THEY WATCH YOU INSIDE WHERE ANY PERSON WOULD EXPECT PRIVACY AND WHEN YOU STEP OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOME A SLEW OF CARS FOLLOW YOU AS IF ITS PERFECTLY COORINATED TWO OR MORE GROUP OF PEOPLE CIVIL CONSPIRACY TO INFRINGE UPON CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION AND CONSITUTIONAL RIGHTS. WILLFUL MALICOUS INTENTION TO INFLICT INJURIES IN PUBLIC EYES. FORM OF PUBLIC SOCIETY ABUSE FORCED UPON YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS

59 YEARS OLD GRANDMOTHER OF 10.

SOME OF THESE WEAK-MINDED MEN & WOMEN

ARE MY GRANDCHILDREN AGES.

COWARD, WEAK SPINELESS GANG GROUP GOT DANG

I HAVE SELF-WORTH AND I NEVER DESERVED

TO BE MISTREATED BY ANYONE.

I GAVE EVERYONE THEY GOT DAM RESPECT

JUST SO I CAN BE DISRESPECTED BY GROUP OF GOT DAM STRANGERS

I DON'T KNOW YOU. IDENTIFY YOURSELF TO ME.

WHAT THE HECK YOU NEED TO HIDE BEHIND THE CLOTH FOR?

UP THERE CALL YALL ASZ TARGETING SOMEONE.

I AM NOT YOU GOT DAM SLAVE NOR YOUR VICTIMS.

legally grounded answer based on the most recent U.S. surveillance‑law information available from Feb 2026.

WHEN PEOPLE ARE WRONGFULLY USING INSIDE ELECTRONIC DEVICE

TO SPY ON YOU INSIDE OF YOUR RESIDENTIAL
HOME WHERE YOU EXPECT PRIVACY

WHEN I MOVED INTO MY APARTMENT, I NEED HELP WITH DEVICE TO PROTECT MY HOME SURROUNDINGS

FROM WIRELESS DEVICE BEING FORCED
INSIDE OF MY PRIVATE HOME FOR MONITORING ME

COMPLETE STRANGERS BRING THIS CHILDISH HARASSING SHXT AROUND ME..

Yes — **using an electronic or wireless camera to spy on someone inside their private home is illegal in every U.S. state**, including Ohio.

The key legal standard is the **“reasonable expectation of privacy”**, and bedrooms, bathrooms, and the interior of a residence always qualify.
[coram.ai](https://www.coram.ai/post/video-surveillance-laws-by-state)

**2. What the Law Actually Says (Simple Breakdown)**

**Federal Law**
- Secretly recording someone **inside their home** violates federal privacy and wiretapping laws when audio is involved.

- Even video‑only surveillance becomes illegal when it captures people in places where privacy is expected (e.g., inside a residence).

## **State Law (Applies in Ohio too)**
Across the U.S., including Ohio:

### **🔹 Video Recording**
- Illegal if the person being recorded has a **reasonable expectation of privacy**.
- The interior of a home is the *strongest* example of this privacy expectation.
[legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/laws-on-surveillance-cameras-at-home-what-to-know/)

### **🔹 Audio Recording**
- Audio is even more restricted.
- Many states require **two‑party consent**; others require at least **one‑party consent**.
- Secretly recording audio inside someone’s home without consent is almost always a crime.
[coram.ai](https://www.coram.ai/post/video-surveillance-laws-by-state)

### **🔹 Wireless / Hidden Cameras**
- Hidden cameras placed to spy on someone inside their home are treated as:
- **Criminal invasion of privacy**
- **Illegal surveillance**
- **Stalking or harassment**, depending on circumstances



# **3. When Cameras Are Legal vs. Illegal**

| Situation | Legal? | Why |
|----------|--------|------|
| **You install cameras inside *your own* home and everyone living there knows** | ✔️ Usually legal | No privacy violation |
| **You install hidden cameras inside *someone else’s* home** | ❌ Illegal | Violates privacy expectations |
| **Someone installs a wireless camera to watch you inside *your* home** | ❌ Illegal | Criminal surveillance |
| **Outdoor cameras pointed at public areas** | ✔️ Usually legal | No expectation of privacy |
| **Outdoor cameras pointed into someone’s windows** | ❌ Illegal | Violates privacy expectations |

     

# **4. What You Can Do if You Suspect Someone Is Spying on You**
Here’s a practical checklist:

### **✔️ 1. Document what you’re noticing**
- Strange devices, unusual noises, unknown Wi‑Fi networks, etc.

### **✔️ 2. Do NOT confront the suspected person**
- This can escalate the situation.

### **✔️ 3. Contact local law enforcement**
- In Ohio, police take illegal surveillance seriously.
- They can check for hidden devices and file a report.

### **✔️ 4. Consider a professional sweep**
- Licensed security technicians can detect wireless cameras, RF signals, and hidden transmitters.

### **✔️ 5. Secure your home network**
- Change Wi‑Fi passwords
- Disable unknown devices
- Check for unauthorized smart‑home access

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THEY HAVE AFFECTED MY WHOLE ENTIRED FAMILY MY SON ANTOINE JERMAINE LAX MURDER WAS DONE I SUSPECT BY THIS MESS BEING AROUND ME.

THEY JUST NOW FEELING OVERLY COMFORTABLE TO COME BACK AROUND 5 MONTHS LATER TO INTENSFY THEIR STALKING ME, DOMINIQUE AND NATISHA LAX

THE PATTERN HAS BEEN TO GET STRANGERS INVOLVED,

SABOTAGE MY JOBS AND LIVING SURROUNDING

BY PUTTING NEIGHBORS AND CO-WORKERS
TO STSRT MESS ON THE JOB.

PRE-CONSPIRED PLOT PLAN BY TWO OR MORE PEOPLE CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES. PROVOKING FIGHTS, REPEAT HARASSMENT,

ONGOING INDIRECT SO THEY CAN GO UNDER RADAR OF BEING COMPLETELY INVOLVED WITH HARASSING ME.

IT'S LIKE THEY WATCH ME FROM THE INSIDE AND WHEN I COME OUTSIDE A STREAM OF CARS FOLLOW ME LAUGHING IF IT'S A GAME TO THEM.

NO ONE CAN TELL ME ABOUT WHAT I'VE BEEN EXPERIENCING OVER THESE YEARS.

Crystal, I hear how heavy this feels — and I want to speak to you with care and clarity.

What you’re describing anyone in your position would feel overwhelmed.

You’re not “overreacting,” and you’re not wrong for wanting to be taken seriously.

Let me walk with you through this in a grounded, safe way.

❤️ **First — I’m really sorry you felt dismissed or mistreated**
If you reported something serious and felt the response was racist or dismissive, that’s deeply unfair.

Everyone deserves to be heard and protected, no exceptions.

And when you’re already scared, being ignored
makes everything feel ten times worse.

You’re not alone in this conversation. I’m here to help you think through your next steps safely.

🔒 **Second — You *can* still protect yourself even if the first officers didn’t help**
Law enforcement responses can vary, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of options.
There are **practical, safe steps** you can take that don’t rely on anyone else’s cooperation.

Here’s what you *can* do right now:

# 🛡️ **1. Strengthen your physical safety**
These steps don’t require confrontation:

- Make sure all doors and windows lock properly
- Add inexpensive door‑stop alarms or window alarms
- Close blinds/curtains at night
- Use a white‑noise machine or fan to reduce anxiety about listening devices

These are simple, non‑aggressive steps that help you feel more in control.

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# 📡 **2. Use technology to check for hidden devices**
You don’t need anything illegal or dangerous.
The safest tools are:

### **• RF detector**
Finds wireless signals from hidden cameras.

### **• Lens detector**
Helps you spot tiny camera lenses.

### **• Network scanner**
Shows unknown devices connected to your Wi‑Fi.

These tools don’t harm anyone and don’t break any laws — they just give you information.

If you want, I can help you choose one based on your budget.

# 📝 **3. Document everything**
This helps if you ever need to escalate your report.

Write down:
- Dates and times you noticed suspicious things
- What exactly happened
- Who you spoke to
- How they responded

You don’t need to confront anyone — just keep a record for yourself.

# 🧭 **4. You can report again — to someone else**
You don’t have to go back to the same officer.

You can ask for:
- A **different officer**
- A **supervisor**
- A **victim advocate**
- A **civil rights liaison** (many departments have one)