Harassment
Coverage of Harassment in the Nexus archive.
- Israel’s Christians rely on faith and allies as they fear rising harassment
Christians constitute less than 2% of Israel's population and are currently facing increased harassment. This situation has prompted them to rely on both faith and allies for support as regional conflicts continue.
- Viral Mugshot Accounts Are Ruining Women’s Lives
Viral mugshot accounts like Mugshawtys and similar pages frame mugshots as 'thirst traps', leading to prolonged humiliation and harassment for the women featured. These accounts contribute to lasting harm for individuals after their arrests.
- Champlin man charged with launching fireworks near Sen. John Hoffman’s house
Jeffery Scott Maciej, a Champlin resident, faces harassment and disorderly conduct charges after allegedly setting off fireworks near the home of State Sen. John Hoffman on July 4. Security footage captured Maciej referencing Hoffman and his daughter, Hope, during the incident, which the Hoffmans linked to traumatic memories of a prior assassination attempt. The couple previously obtained a restraining order against Maciej over past disputes.
- Charges: Neighbor targeted Hoffman family with July 4 fireworks
A Champlin man is accused of harassment and disorderly conduct after police say he targeted his neighbors, Minnesota Senator John Hoffman, his wife Yvette, and their daughter Hope with fireworks and threatening comments.
- Kishan Reddy alleges harassment of officer over Meta notice
Kishan Reddy alleges that an officer was harassed due to a notice from Meta. The incident involves claims of harassment linked to Meta's communication.
- Rep. Chuck Edwards faces sexual misconduct allegations
Rep. Chuck Edwards is accused of making comments about female staffers' physical appearance and weight, sending romantic text messages, and giving gifts such as jewelry and trips. The House Ethics Committee found ethical violations and recommended censure. Edwards is running for re-election against Jamie Ager in a competitive race.
- Rep. Chuck Edwards faces sexual misconduct allegations
Rep. Chuck Edwards faces allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment, and fostering a hostile work environment, including inappropriate comments, romantic texts, and expensive gifts to female staffers. The House Ethics Committee found ethical violations and is requesting his censure, while he runs for re-election against Jamie Ager in a close race.
- Indian court acquits ex-wrestling chief of harassment
An Indian court acquitted Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, a lawmaker, of harassment charges. Female athletes continue their legal battle, as the case sparked months of protests by top female wrestlers.
- Eric Swalwell’s campaign spends $150K more on lawyers as he remains in hiding
Eric Swalwell's campaign spent an additional $150,000 on legal services as he continues to avoid public appearances. The campaign concluded after several women accused him of sexual assault and harassment in April.
- Kailua-Kona man charged after alleged harassment incident on Ali’i Drive
A Kailua-Kona man faces harassment and resisting arrest charges after a physical altercation on Ali’i Drive. The incident occurred on Tuesday.
- Sheriff: Texas man threatened to 'shoot up' Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park after being denied rides
A 54-year-old Texas man was arrested after allegedly threatening to 'shoot up' Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park when denied access to rides, leading to charges of menacing, harassment, and disorderly conduct. The incident occurred in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, after park staff cited safety concerns for denying him access to attractions.
- Trans woman says NBCUniversal exec made shockingly indecent proposal, reduced her hours in bombshell new lawsuit
A trans woman alleges in a lawsuit that an NBCUniversal executive made an indecent proposal and reduced her hours. The harassment claims intensified after a new supervisor was assigned in 2022.
- Network Rail worker gets six-figure payout after saying she was sexually assaulted and harassed by executive at work Christmas event
A Network Rail worker received a six-figure payout after alleging she was sexually assaulted and harassed by an executive at a work Christmas event. The case highlights workplace harassment issues within the organization.
- DHS defends agents accused of harassment by 2 women in lawsuit
Two women sued the Department of Homeland Security, alleging Border Patrol agents harassed them during an immigration crackdown in Charlotte. DHS defended the agents, stating the women refused commands and were involved in a dangerous vehicle incident, while the U.S. Attorney’s Office later dropped charges against the women.
- US: UCB Scam? Ending in 2668
The user is receiving harassing calls related to UCB, a real agency, despite their hospital account showing no debt. They suspect their stepdad's medical debt might be involved, but no official communications from UCB have been received. The user is unsure if the calls are a scam.
- Erin Police asking for help locating suspect wanted for alleged stalking, assault
The Erin Police Department is seeking Gerald E. Dodson Jr., wanted on charges including two counts of domestic assault, two counts of aggravated stalking, coercion of a witness, harassment, VOP-aggravated assault, and FTA-driving on revoked. He may be driving a black 1998 Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck with Tennessee plate 333-BRHB. Authorities urge the public to contact police if they have information or see him.
- Disgraced California college president accused of harassment to earn outrageous six-figure salary
A California college president accused of harassment is set to receive a six-figure salary. This follows a $12 million settlement paid by the California State University system to resolve a lawsuit naming him.
- Former CSU campus president accused of harassment to earn $343,920 in new university job
Tomás Morales will earn $343,920 for a one-year transition role at a university despite a $12 million settlement over harassment and discrimination allegations. The lawsuit claimed Morales and another executive engaged in gender harassment.
- B.Tech student found dead in Narsingi residence, police recover note alleging harassment
A B.Tech student was found dead in a residence in Narsingi. Police recovered a note alleging harassment related to the case.
- [AUS] Strangers turning up at my house after fake Facebook Marketplace vehicle listings.. scam or harassment?
Three individuals arrived at a family's home after responding to fake Facebook Marketplace vehicle listings. The address was shared privately via Messenger by a seller named 'Harry,' but no valid listings exist. Buyers expect in-person cash payments without deposits, raising concerns about potential scams or harassment.
- Hospital faces claim over harassment by ex
A hospital is facing a harassment claim from an ex. The article references a ruling but provides no further details.
- Wiener nets $127,000 in campaign donations after viral trans march video
Wiener received $127,000 in campaign donations following a viral trans march video. People across the country criticized the constituent's tirade against Wiener as harassment.
- Man arrested and charged for allegedly harassing kids in Kalihi
A 38-year-old man was arrested and charged with harassment after making two children uncomfortable in the Kalihi area on July 13, 2026. The incident involved alleged harassment of minors leading to legal action.
- Donald Luu exits SF Chinese Chamber of Commerce board amid harassment allegations
Donald Luu has exited the SF Chinese Chamber of Commerce board following allegations of harassment and assault. Board members accused him of these actions and threatened mass resignations, marking the second scandal for the organization in recent years.
- [US based] Constant spam from a single area code based in British Columbia asking if I blocked them?
A US-based individual is receiving persistent spam texts from a British Columbia area code (672) asking if they have blocked the sender. The messages, originating from different numbers within the same area code, began during a recent visit to Canada and continue afterward. The recipient suspects a scam but is concerned it might be harassment or something more serious.
- BJP urges CM Vijay to control TVK partymen, ensure safety of women in Tamil Nadu
BJP urges CM Vijay to control TVK partymen after a woman was stalked and harassed by a TVK functionary in Karur district. The incident highlights concerns over safety for women in Tamil Nadu.
- US Rep Ro Khanna speaks out about being harassed by Israeli settlers
US Rep Ro Khanna addressed an incident involving harassment by Israeli settlers. He publicly spoke out about the experience.
- Auto driver dies; FIR against moneylender for harassment
An auto driver died, and a FIR has been filed against a moneylender for harassment. The case highlights a criminal complaint related to the driver's death.
- Chinatown leader agreed to pay hush money to harassment accuser, court docs show
Chinatown leader Donald Luu agreed to pay hush money to a harassment accuser, according to court documents. Luu claims the accuser violated a settlement deal by going public.
- TRSMA raises concerns over harassment of budget private schools
TRSMA has raised concerns regarding the harassment of budget private schools. The organization highlights issues impacting these educational institutions.
- Denver police shoots man reported to be harassing people with knife
A Denver police officer shot a man in north Denver after reports indicated he was harassing people with a knife. The incident occurred following calls to police about the man's alleged behavior.
- SHE Teams receive 102 harassment complaints in June, apprehend 127 individuals
SHE Teams received 102 harassment complaints in June and apprehended 127 individuals. The data reflects the agency's enforcement actions during the month.
- Eight middle-class women made a toxic pact to destroy my life. They told my boss I was a paedophile, harassed my family and left me suicidal. They were total strangers - and it could happen to anyone: JESSICA TAYLOR
Eight middle-class women formed a toxic pact to falsely accuse Jessica Taylor of being a paedophile, leading to harassment of her family and severe emotional distress. The attackers were strangers, and the article highlights how such targeted campaigns can affect anyone.
- I went undercover on the Tube to test how safe women really are. Within hours, men followed me, touched me and ignored my pleas to stop. It was bone-chilling, writes MIMI YATES
Mimi Yates went undercover on the Tube to assess women's safety, encountering men who followed her, touched her, and ignored her requests to stop. The experience was described as 'bone-chilling.'
- Federal civil rights data holds schools accountable. Under Trump, it's 6 months late
The Education Department has delayed releasing the latest civil rights data on bullying, harassment, and disability services in schools for six months under Trump. This data is typically used to hold schools accountable for compliance with civil rights protections.
- I went undercover on the Tube to test how safe women really are. Within hours, men followed me, touched me and ignored my pleas to stop. It was bone-chilling, writes MIMI YATES
Mimi Yates conducted an undercover investigation on the London Underground to assess women's safety. She reported being followed, touched, and subjected to harassment by men within hours, describing the experience as 'bone-chilling.'
- Marisa Simonetti gets 90 days in tarantula tossing incident
A Hennepin County judge sentenced Marisa Simonetti to 90 days in jail and probation for harassment and domestic assault after she threw a tarantula at her housemate in 2024.
- Seattle council bill would limit homeowner solicitations
Seattle lawmakers are considering a bill to prohibit pressuring unwilling homeowners to sell their properties, aiming to prevent harassment and exploitation. The proposal by Councilmember Dionne Foster includes a voluntary 'do not solicit' list for homeowners.
- TLC star Karen Derrico charged with threatening ex, her kids
Karen Derrico faces charges including harassment and violating a restraining order after allegedly threatening her ex-husband and their children. She denied the allegations, claiming a phone recording was an attempt to bait her, while prosecutors cited emails and a criminal complaint filed in Nevada.
- Global rights group raise alarm over alleged intimidation of SERAP amid suits
Global rights groups, including The Observatory, have raised concerns over alleged intimidation of the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) in Nigeria amid ongoing legal suits. They urged Nigerian authorities to ensure the safety of SERAP staff, a fair appeal process, and to cease harassment against the organization.