I am being subjected to organized stalking.

Organized stalking refers to the act of multiple people collectively monitoring, tracking, and harassing one person, and is a serious type of crime that severely infringes the victim's daily life and psychological safety.

If you have been victimized by organized stalking, first, it is important to immediately report to the police and register as a ‘stalking crime emergency report subject’.

Through 112 or the Smart Citizen Report app, notify the situation on the scene, and at the same time conduct stalking code management and personal safety measure requests.

Through the police's ‘Crime Victim Personal Safety Measures’ system, you can receive protection such as provision of temporary shelter, deployment of escort officers, restraining order requests, and provision of GPS trackers.

Evidence should be secured as specifically as possible.

For example, CCTV footage capturing repeated tailing scenes, vehicle license plates, SNS posts, conversation captures, time-by-time log records, and witness statements all become materials proving the persistence of organized stalking.

In particular, to enhance the objectivity of evidence, conducting digital forensic expert recovery analysis in parallel is also effective.

At the legal response stage, you can block the perpetrator's approach through restraining orders/temporary measure petitions and initiate criminal punishment procedures through formal complaints.

Also, if threats continue or the risk of physical approach is high, conducting escort services through a professional escort center in parallel is also effective.

Since organized stalking damage tends to expand over time, rather than responding alone, it is most important to consult with experts who have experience handling organized stalking cases and conduct safety securing and legal response in parallel.