Could you first maybe drop a letter to the house stating that unless this crap stops you will be forced to place the avo? It might make you feel a bit better if this kid has a choice iykwim?
On the other hand, could you maybe set up a camera, or even a dummy camera at the front of the house so this little bugger can think twice.
I'd feel a bit bad too - but not if the kid had been warned and I was losing sleep and worrying about protecting my home/children.
Thanks Kim, I will call them first. Lulu after the police rang and told me that nobody answered the door I went myself to his house. The doorbell wasn't working, so knocked on the door and spoke to his mum. This time she was very appologetic and I told her that the police advised me to apply for the AVO and she said "do it". I felt so sorry for her but it came across that she is having problems with him. I honestly thought the same thing, was going to go back this morning and ask her if I could speak to her son to see if he could promise me this would all stop but DH is in hospital. Still not too sure what to do.
Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
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