#019 - Wytske Benschop
#019 - Wytske Benschop
Background
Facebook Profile link - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010387503505
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Ms. Benschop was another Troll who thought she could email my wife Dr. Elvianna at her Registered business address and deliver her stapel stront... all the way from Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
Criminal Action under Queensland Law
Section 359B of Chapter 33A of the Queensland Criminal Code defines unlawful stalking as (a) intentionally directed at a person; (b) engaged in on any 1 occasion; and (c) consisting of 1 or more acts of the following, or a similar, type.
Section 359B(c)(iii) - contacting a person in any way, including, for example, by telephone, mail, fax, email or through the use of any technology;
Section 359B(c)(v) - giving offensive material to a person, directly or indirectly; and
Section 359B(c)(vi) - an intimidating, harassing or threatening act against a person, whether or not involving violence or a threat of violence;
Furthermore, under Section 359B(d)(ii) her action - causes detriment, reasonably arising in all the circumstances, to the stalked person or another person.
Additionally, Section 346 states that - Any person who assaults another with intent to hinder or prevent the other person from working at or exercising the other person’s lawful trade, business, or occupation, or from buying, selling, or otherwise commits a crime.
Offence under Australian Federal Law
A person commits an offence if they use a carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence, according to the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth). A carriage service is defined in the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) as ‘a service for carrying communications by means for guided and/or unguided electromagnetic energy’, pursuant to s7 of the Act. In simple terms, this could be taken to refer to social media communications, emails, text messages and calls.
