"Stalking is not a single incident but a pattern of behaviour one that can leave victims living in constant fear, reshaping every aspect of their lives."
"The number of cases charged by the Crown Prosecution Service has also climbed to the highest level on record."
"Most victims are stalked by former partners, illustrating the personal nature of many stalking cases."
"Prominent journalist Emily Maitlis was the subject of harassment for more than 25 years, showcasing the long-term effects of stalking."
Stalking offences recorded by police in England and Wales have increased dramatically over the past decade, with every region experiencing sharp rises. The Crown Prosecution Service has also reported the highest number of cases charged on record. Stalking is characterized as a pattern of behavior that instills constant fear in victims, affecting their daily lives. Prominent cases, such as that of journalist Emily Maitlis, highlight the long-term impact of stalking, with many victims being targeted by former partners.
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