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My ex is down stairs refusing to leave what can i do

77 replies

SummersComing1111 · 03/05/2013 21:47

My ex came round for a chat about DS access we have been getting on well, long story short got into a row he lost him temper now he is refusing to leave! Im upstairs with DS to get away , how can i get him out ???

OP posts:
JumpingJackSprat · 03/05/2013 21:47

Call the police?

ChocHobNob · 03/05/2013 21:48

Do you have a mobile on you? Phone the police.

WhereMyMilk · 03/05/2013 21:48

Police now

Hareseeker · 03/05/2013 21:48

Do you feel threatened?

tourdefrance · 03/05/2013 21:48

call 999

SummersComing1111 · 03/05/2013 21:49

I thought that but what can i say i invited my ex ran we got in a row now he wont go they will laugh at me

OP posts:
SummersComing1111 · 03/05/2013 21:49

No aslong a i dont row with him

OP posts:
Hareseeker · 03/05/2013 21:49

No they won't, a child is involved

MisForMumNotMaid · 03/05/2013 21:50

They wont laugh. He has overstepped the boundaries. They are skilled at this

FannyFifer · 03/05/2013 21:51

They will remove him, police now.

MisForMumNotMaid · 03/05/2013 21:51

They would rather be called and not needed than the situation escalates.

No one has the right to make you feel threatened In Your home.

Can you call anyone else, a friend, neighbour, family mamber?

Hareseeker · 03/05/2013 21:52

Mis is right, get some RL help

Lweji · 03/05/2013 21:52

Police.
He overstepped his boundaries.
If you allowed a builder home and then he refused to leave you'd call the police too.

WeAreEternal · 03/05/2013 21:54

They won't laugh, they will send someone round to have a chat with him, and remove him if necessary.

Don't be scared or embarrassed. You need to show your SBEX that you are not scared or intimidated by his pathetic immature behaviour.

marthastew · 03/05/2013 21:57

They will take you seriously. They will arrive in a flash and remove him. Please call them now.

MisForMumNotMaid · 03/05/2013 21:58

They wont come in all heavy handed. They will be firm but polite. They will have record of their visit.

Please don't feel silly or embarrassed. That's for him to feel. He's the fool. He has no right to act in this aggressive way in your home.

Do you have anyone else to call if not the police (but they wouldn't mind)

whatamardarse · 03/05/2013 21:58

This infuriates me! My ex used to play this game, until me and dd actually had to leave the house and go to a relatives even if she was in her pj's.

It's purely a control thing. The first time I phoned police was also the last time he pulled that trick! He was out the house waaaay before they came. They were fine and drove past a couple of times incase he came back.

Phone police.

ImTooHecsyForYourParty · 03/05/2013 22:00

of course you must phone the police. Someone is behaving in a threatening manner and refusing to leave.

StrangeGlue · 03/05/2013 22:00

Call the police. They'll come round but polite and remove him. It's not okay what he's doing and they'll take you seriously.

Dahlen · 03/05/2013 22:02

I can tell you on good authority call the police and he will be made to leave. The fact that you invited him there is irrelevant. You've asked him to go and he won't. Therefore he is committing a number of crimes - trespass & behaving in a manner likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress - and that's just for starters.

SolidGoldBrass · 03/05/2013 22:03

If you haven't got your mobile and the phone is downstairs, open the window and shout as loudly as you can for someone else to call the police. He doesn't live there, so he has no right to be there; they will come and remove him.

deleted203 · 03/05/2013 22:04

Police. Now.

You let someone into your home who is now refusing to leave, and you are upstairs with a child.

Phone the police and ask him to remove them. The fact that you invited an ex partner in for a conversation does not give him the right to be abusive, threatening and refuse to leave your home.

KansasCityOctopus · 03/05/2013 22:04

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Shlurpbop · 03/05/2013 22:07

Is he still there OP? You ok?

marthastew · 03/05/2013 22:07

OP, are you and your DS ok?

I know it seems like a major and drastic step to take but do call them. As soon as you know they are on their way, you'll know help is coming. When they have gone, you'll know you can take action to protect yourself and will have sent a significant message yo your ex that he cannot threaten you in this way.

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