Dillogic wrote:
Groceries, brush cutting and whatever as I can see the future, but that's of no concern. Dill is starting his second solo crime fighting adventure (considering how well the first one ended, I should probably stop, but I'm stubborn and that bastard crossed my land. That is personal now. The road? Not my business). Operation Autistic Loser.
Today will be searching for surveillance devices so I'm not seen and then emplacing my own (I have a couple of trail cams), at a couple of strategic locations (same path used yesterday and pointed at something specific from within my boundaries). Outside of "biker" likely asking neighbor about me, which the latter would have said no problem, I'll be still good. Why are drug dealers looking like cops trying to look like drug dealers though? I got a picture of the guy yesterday, which is one of those simple joys of life. I have a list of observations, but will refrain from mentioning. Can't tell my mother, as that'll stress her which won't help her illness (she might read this, but likely not, as not Haven); I told her I heard/saw someone, as I can't fully hide things, but just said it was likely the neighbor.
I'm working on the assumption the neighbor isn't autistic and doesn't post here.

Records kept here in case it doesn't end well.

Do not engage , they know where you live and will spy on you to seek out any vulnerabities , and you may end up getting targeted. Meaning they will figure out your triggers and use them against you.
Possibly if you must observe and report and consider contingency plans. Just a thought based on what you have written , and long term personal experience. Police do not like to engage in enforcing low level criminal activities ..
The bad guys know this. Assaults with evidence and witnesses trigger police responses.
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