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Debra, Expert
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I am sorry to hear of this difficult situation.
I think you should report this to the RCMP. You do not have to state that you are sure this is your landlord. You should just call the RCMP and ask for help. You can tell them that you fear for your safety.
They are not going to run off and charge anyone but this is a criminal offence and they should do a proper investigation and then you'll be safe.
Does that make sense?
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