A question about mental health rites and where they end? (read more for further details)?

A question about mental health rites and where they end? (read more for further details)?I am currently being harassed by a woman with bi-polar syndrome and delusional disorder that borders on paranoid schizophrenia who claims I raped her when I was found not guilty of all charges in criminal court here in ohio......

I am being subjected to verbal harassment and violent beatings when I leave my home and the woman and her friends call from pay phones to verbally harass me on both my landline and cell despite repeated number changes to both....

I called her psychiatric center 2 days ago (that was thursday this past week) and was told by the head of her caseworker treatment team that the woman has rights and there was nothing they can do......

The local police dept also refuses to get involved due to her mental illness on this harassment and violence issue......

Is there any legal recourse other then restraining orders I can take to stop this crap from her??

I should also mention I have 2 restraining orders against her which are repeatedly broken by her
the last incident for breaking the restraining order took place oct 15th in front of a grocery store where i was spit on by her and verbally assaulted and then 2 of her friends tried to beat me up and I ended up with 2 cracked ribs and a dislocated shoulder out of that incident
I refuse to move towns as this is the town I grew up in and will not give her the satisfaction of running me off.....

I am also taking care of my mother who is on her deathbed right now due to ovarian cancer so leaving town forever is really not an option

Answer by fathead
You have to follow the process.

Your "other than restraining orders" exclusion is absurd.

Get the restraining order. Document the violations. Eventually you will get her locked up.

Answer by Vera C
This is out of control! If you already have restraining orders against her and she has violated them, then I don't understand why she is getting away with this type of harassment.

Answer by Zora
If she is violating a restraining order, the police have cause to at least pick her up and bring her in for questioning.

If she has any assets, you might want to sue her in superior court for intentional infliction of emotional distress.

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