if someone threatens a gun on me and I call the police and make a report will he be charged?
144585
Laws differ by state but it is branishing, intimiadating, threatening, if you fear for your life report it they will be charged and they will be pissed but might not do it so lightly next time.
65689
Call the local police station and get their advice...
1101430
Nope.   But if you file a domestic violence charge on someone they are removed from the house and made to find another place to stay.  They are not allowed to contact you or any family of yours to get to you.  They cannot come within 500 feet of you or your job or your family.   If they do it can be pushed to a felony and that person will spend some time in jail until the hearing then they can post bond.
301381
Well, it depends. The closest charge would probably be false reporting, dealing with the when the first report of harassment was filed with the police. But that would only work if there was absolute proof. Harassment is a gray area when it comes to proof. Police and the courts tend to believe women over men with little proof.
183981
Not unless your local police department does not charge.\nAny and everyone that I know of requires a fee.
498553
Contact the police and file a report.  After he does it a few times, file for a protective order (injunction against harassment) with the court.  The police will serve him and instruct him to stop calling.  If he calls again, it will be a violation of the order and subject him to jail.  Do not call him.
774692
It depends. Did she file a report or is she pressing charges? Did they take pictures of her wounds? If she is pressing charges then most likely they will go to the address that she gave them for him and arrest him.
775482
In Ontario (and I suspect in BC too) we have a zero tolerance policy in regards to domestic violence (that includes threats).  If you report this to the police they may lay charges whether you want them or not. If you fear for your safety you could go to a justice of the peace and ask for a peace bond.  They have no obligation to call the police and if you get a peace bond then your ex will have to stay away from you. You can also contact your local woman's shelter for counselling, they can help you with safety planning and will also give you advice about whether or no they think that there is a risk to you.  \n\n\nBut despite all that I have already mentioned.....\nIf you fear for your safety and your ex has threatened you then you should go to the police regardless of the outcome.
821126
Unless he has evidence of some sort the police probably won't do much more than come talk to you.  If they do talk to you keep your cool, be respectful, and be completely up front and honest with them.  They deal with liars every day and are trained to be able to tell if someone is lying so they will know if you are.  If there is evidence then you could be in some trouble.  Either way, it is always a good idea to have a lawyer present when speaking to the police.
164651
it depends if the DA has decided to press charges.  If so..then yes.  If not, I am assuming this is why you were released.
1101555
First of all its NOT assault, unless it caused bodily harm or injury.  It IS battery.  These are two completely seperate charges.  Battery is defined as being touched in a rude or insolent manner.  Being "slapped" does not cause bodily harm so this would be a battery charge.  Battery is a misdemeanor.  \n\nwho hit who first does not matter.  if they were both hitting eachother, then both could be taken to jail for fighting.  Other wise the person who did the hitting goes for battery.\n\nWait to see if this man goes to the police to file a report.  Depending on your state it may be up to the police to file charges.  Here in wyoming where i am a police officer, only the police can file charges.  Public citizens can only file reports.\n\nremember, assault and battery are two completely different crimes. \n\nGood luck!
609475
if all of this can be proved  by the police he may be charged with attempted murder  \njust keep her safe and as far away from that phys co as possible
425444
have someone call the police staion for you they will tell them
220605
There is a possible charge of filing a false police report. I would want to look into it a little more.
177059
There's really no downside to calling the police.  Let them and the DA worry about making their case.  You're just alerting them to an important matter of public safety.
981745
call the police and get a protection order
921459
probably.  ask your local city government/police.