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@Tropicalwood posted...

You don't seem to understand, when you have a restraining order placed against someone, that restraining order goes both ways. Her going to his house alone was a violation, on top of breaking and entering which was already a crime.

So yeah, when your ex-wife starts harassing you the cops will arrest her for violating the restraining order.

You're falling into the exact same trap the cop fell into here that I'm talking about. There's enforcing the law and there's interpreting the situation. There's no need to arrest her over this because it's clear she's doing this out of fear and she's not a threat to society. She needs to know that if she does it her way, she'll ruin everything but she also needs to be assured if that the officers will protect her.
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