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Nur jeder Fünfte bewertete 2005 die Reaktion der Polizei als angemessen. Quelle: Die Kriminalpolizei – Ausgabe Juni 2007 – Stalking – Erklärungsansätze und neue Forschungsergebnisse – Prof. Dr. Joachim Burgheim, Dipl.-Psychologe, FHöV NRW, Abteilung Gelsenkirchen HTML
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