A woman who suffered years of relentless stalking has accused UK police of failing to take her ordeal seriously, leaving her trapped in a nightmare of fear and anxiety.
Speaking out about her traumatic experience, the victim described how her stalker harassed her through repeated calls, messages, and even physical surveillance. Despite reporting the incidents multiple times, she claims officers dismissed her concerns as "low risk" and failed to intervene effectively.
Years of Fear and Frustration
"It was years of hell," she said. "I felt like I was screaming into a void. The police kept telling me there wasn’t enough evidence, but the stalking never stopped."
Her case highlights growing concerns over how UK law enforcement handles stalking complaints, with many victims saying their reports are not treated with urgency.
Systemic Failures in Stalking Cases
Experts warn that delays and inadequate responses from authorities can escalate the danger for victims. "Stalking is a serious crime that often precedes violence," said a leading advocate for stalking victims. "Police must act decisively to protect those at risk."
Campaigners are now calling for better training and stricter enforcement of stalking laws to prevent similar failures in the future.
