Okay Answers to your questions.
Yes I did report her to the police. As soon as I was threatened to be raped law enforcement was involved. I have Call numbers for dates of my reports.
Like I said I have admitted to name calling on the GF, but I have not once threatened either of them with physical harm.
I don't know what she is claiming that I did. I was informed this morning through e-mail that a police report and a restraining order were filed against me yesterday. Which upon further review turns out you CAN NOT get a restraining order on someone you have lived with in the last 2 years. I find this interesting that my cousin is being forced to get a restraining order against me when his drivers license has my address on it and I am still receiving mail for him here.
Did you request the police respond to your residence so you could report a crime?
You see, if she told you, "You wont be saying that when I have you raped in front of your kids"; the police would have acted.
Plus, your cousin was there.
Would he have lied?
Even if he had lied, the police would have investigated your allegation.
Telling someone, "You wont be saying that when I have you raped in front of your kids", will pique any police officer's interest and curiosity.
If you had been raped, or you do get raped, and the police do nothing; someone will have much explaining to do.
The police aren't stupid, and they aren't lazy insofar as things like this are concerned, and no cop I've ever met wants to see kids hurt.
Sorry, you're leaving something out.
At this point, it doesn't matter, a slong as you stay on yoru side of town and away form her and your cousin.
Make your life easy, lady.
One final note, madam.
In California, terroristic threats are now called "criminal threats".
Criminal threats: A crime that puts a person in a state of fear.
Criminal Threats are defined under California Penal Code 422 PC, which expressly lays out this crime - "criminal threats" (formerly known as terrorist threats).
A "criminal threat" occurs when another person threatens to kill or physically harm YOU and
you are placed in a state of reasonably sustained fear for your safety or for the safety of your immediate family;
the threat is specific, unequivocal and;
said threat is communicated verbally, in writing, or via an electronically transmitted device.
Criminal threats can be charged whether or not the perpetrator possesses the ability to carry out the threat, and even if the perpetrator intended to carry through with the threat.
Can you see why what she said to you puzzles me?
Its a crime.
Its a very serious crime, that is very easy to prove.
I'm baffled.