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What should I do if I think someone is stalking me?

About 3 weeks ago I started feeling like I was being followed. I told a friend but she said I was just being paranoid but the feeling hasn't gone away. Since then I've noticed a black car a few doors down from my apartment building that I had not seen before. I wrote down the license plate number. Sometimes the car leaves when I do and then I see it parked by school or my work. It is making me really nervous and I'm not sure what to do. Should I call the police since I have the license plate number?

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    Lawrence Lewis
    Lawrence Lewis, PC | Lawrence Lewis
    242 Culver Street, Suite103
    Lawrenceville, GA 30045
    (678) 407-9300
    Yes, phone the police. Good luck.
    Answer Applies to: Georgia - Replied: 1/18/2013
    Michael Breczinski
    Michael Breczinski | Michael Breczinski
    5005 Lapeer Rd
    Burton, MI 48509
    (810) 743-2960
    I would this would be an sane thing to do and they can check it out.
    Answer Applies to: Michigan - Replied: 1/17/2013
    The Law Office of Harry E. Hudson, Jr.
    Harry E. Hudson, Jr. | The Law Office of Harry E. Hudson, Jr.
    343 East Main Street, Suite 314
    Stockton, CA 95202
    (209) 463-9715
    If you are involved in something the police might be interested in , then could be cops. If you are not so involved, I would call the cops. If you are, see attorney.
    Answer Applies to: California - Replied: 1/16/2013
    Cynthia Henley, Lawyer
    Cynthia Henley | Cynthia Henley, Lawyer
    7626 E. Jordan Cove
    Houston, TX 77055-5053
    (713) 222-1220
    Yes, call the police.
    Answer Applies to: Texas - Replied: 1/16/2013
    Sally Hamblin | Hamblin Law Office
    4015 W. Houghton Lake Drive
    Houghton Lake, MI 48629
    (228) 224-7120
    Talk to the police providing them with plate number. Indicate where you go it goes; especially school and work. Have you filed for divorce. If so, husband may have hired an investigator. Regardless, go to police.
    Answer Applies to: Michigan - Replied: 1/16/2013
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