A resident is leaving for the library to return some items when the unknown male comes by. He is wearing a dark jacket that has a hood or he is wearing a hoodie underneath the jacket. As the man walks east beside the home, he offers his opinion of the resident and his alleged actions as described by witness for the Crown Rikki Renee Reid. He concludes by describing the violence he will visit upon the justice system participant in the coming months and how much he will enjoy doing so.

Mindful of the identity issue continually raised by the police when explaining their inability to end the harassment and intimidation, the resident follows the person at a distance to a Tim Hortons located at the intersection of Wyandotte Street and Marentette Avenue. After observing him place an order and then sit down, the resident returns home to contact the police with a description of the person and his location.

Two police officers eventually arrive and the history of contact with this individual is briefly described. The officers go to Tim Hortons, find the man described, question him and then identify him. Upon returning to the victim's residence, they ask further questions about the unknown male's appearance and clothing. Satisfied that they have identified the person described, they inform the complainant that an investigator, possibly a detective, will be in contact within a few days.

The residents are almost finished cleaning up the back patio and moving a few things between the shed and basement. The outside lights are on. One of them is closing the blinds in their dining room when she sees the same unknown male who made the swastika symbol in the snow walking beside the house carrying Tim Hortons takeout. He is wearing a hoodie, the "CAT" jacket, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. He keeps his head down and turned away from the surveillance cameras and/or the spotlight. We haven't seen him wearing the Caterpillar "CAT" jacket since October 18.

The same unknown male who made the swastika symbol returns to create a much smaller one in the fresh snow on the sidewalk beside the north-west corner of the lot with his shoe. He's wearing his "CAT" jacket again, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. A resident sees him and stands at a window watching him. The man notices the resident in the window and turns to face him while pausing momentarily to light a new cigarette with his finished one, smiles and gives him the middle finger, then continues east on Niagara Street. While walking, he throws his finished cigarette into the yard. We begin referring to him as "CAT boy".

A few calls have been made to the non-emergency police contact number since January 21 to inquire when or if an investigator will be contacting the residents. No one has followed up on the identification made on January 15. As required by the Windsor Police Service, another formal complaint is made regarding the second swastika symbol and CAT boy's repeated, threatening visits. A DVD with picture and video evidence is dropped off at police headquarters.

A partially flattened pop can with a raised, sharp edge is found beside the residents' parking pad on the short driveway used to access the alley. It is directly behind a vehicle tire, positioned so that it will be driven over. It's picked up and placed in a recycling bin.

Later in the day, a review of the previous night's security camera footage shows CAT boy walking west on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie, dark jacket, and jeans while carrying a beverage cup tray. As he walks past a tree, he notices a can lying on the ground. He retrieves it using his feet and proceeds to kick it along the length of the sidewalk until he reaches the alley. He positions it with his foot, then continues west.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie, the "CAT" jacket, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. He has a device that appears to be a cell phone in his right hand that he fiddles with after crossing the alley. A resident is inside the house organizing items in a closet directly adjacent to an exterior window. He notices a light flash from outside through the window, then sees CAT boy pause briefly while pointing his phone at him. There are a few more flashes of light while CAT boy presumably takes more pictures. He continues east while checking his phone, then turns north at Elsmere Avenue. He directs the phone, now being held in his left hand while walking away, at the house until out of sight.

A resident is outside barbecuing on the patio. CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street, wearing a dark hoodie and the “CAT” jacket, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and toes and soles. He threatens to kill both the resident and his dog ("bag the dog"). The resident alerts his wife to a problem outside by rapidly ringing the doorbell and, when she appears, CAT boy laughs, then states that he "will have to remember to put a bag of rice in the mailbox tomorrow." The police are called to document this incident.

CAT boy walks west on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie. He is fiddling with a device in his hand as he walks down the sidewalk. As he crosses the alley, he begins to shine a light towards the back of the residents' house.

A resident is outside barbecuing on the back patio. CAT boy rides by on a yellow mountain bike heading east on Niagara Street. He sees the resident, whistles, then gives him the middle finger and continues on his way.

A resident is outside barbecuing on the back patio when CAT boy rides by on a yellow mountain bike. He is wearing a white shirt with short black sleeves, black shorts and white sneakers. He continues east until reaching 900 Elsmere Avenue, then stops near the rear of the building to dismount. He has stopped to speak with Norman Valley and Rikki Renee Reid, who are both outside with Mr. Valley's son.

The resident's wife returns from the store shortly after this conversation begins. She's informed of what is occurring and she retrieves her camera to take a picture of the group discussion. Unfortunately, upon seeing the activity at our house, CAT boy leaves the area and the opportunity to take a picture of them together is lost.

The residents are outside in the backyard when rapid horn honking gets their attention. CAT boy is driving west on Niagara Street in a U-Haul pick-up truck while watching them and honking. When noticed, he shouts "fuck you" while giving the middle finger and continues driving west.

There was a house fire near the Niagara Street and Marentette Avenue intersection. Sirens were heard and the fire trucks were seen driving by the house, so the residents went outside to see what was going on. While they were standing off to the side watching what was going on, one of the residents looks over at a man who was approaching them. She recognizes him as CAT boy. They make eye contact and he mumbles under his breath for her to stop staring at him ("That's right, don't you fucking look at me"). Her husband hears this and turns to see who is speaking. He recognizes CAT boy as well. There are two police vehicles as well as many other emergency vehicles and personnel in the direct vicinity.

They watch as he continues walking past their house. As he approaches the alley that runs behind their home, he removes a device from his pocket and begins fiddling with it. As he reaches the tree, he shines a light that he has turned on towards the residents and their neighbour while crossing Elsmere Avenue and continues east on Niagara. They return home and get in the car to try and follow him, but are unsuccessful.

When they return home, they spot CAT boy, this time he is walking with an older woman and they are near the scene of the house fire. They split up and the woman walks towards their house and CAT boy remains on Marentette. They engage in conversation with the woman and learn that she does know CAT boy and she begins to utter racial comments in one of the resident’s direction. During this time, CAT boy had been watching from across the street in front of the alley entrance. It is assumed that she must be his mother as she seemed very protective of him and was as racist towards the resident as he was.

Police respond to a call from distraught woman living on Howard Avenue that has told them that the male resident, someone with whom her son - the male party to the complaint - has had issues with in the past, attempted to run down her son in the alley behind their home.

The officers speak with the female resident at the rear of our lot first, then her husband as he finishes barbequing. The woman is described as upset and crying uncontrollably. The two responding officers recognize the male resident from the January 15, 2013 call and, during the course of the conversation, inform us that the male complainant is the same individual they identified in a Tim Hortons on January 15, 2013 at the resident's request.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street while wearing a dark hoodie. He begins holding up a device, assumed to be a cell phone, to shine a light towards the house before reaching the alley running behind it. He continues to direct the light at the house until he reaches Elsmere Avenue, then switches it off while crossing Niagara to head north on Elsmere Avenue.

A resident is barbecuing in the backyard on the patio. CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. As he approaches the alley running behind the lot, he activates the light on a device, presumably a cell phone recording video or set to a "flashlight" function, and then holds the phone near his head while pointing it at the resident.

A resident is outside barbecuing on the patio. CAT boy walks east on the north side of Niagara Street, across from the house. He stands in front of the alley entrance, lights up a cigarette, looks over in the resident’s direction and yells to him “What’s up douche bag?” When done, he leaves the area using the alley.

CAT boy walks north on Elsmere Avenue wearing a dark hoodie, jeans, and dark shoes. He places the hood over his head before reaching the front area of the house - presumably the area he believes is covered by the surveillance camera. As he passes he begins yelling and briefly stares at the camera under the porch, all the while flipping his middle finger. He continues on Elsmere, then heads west on Niagara Street.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing blue jeans, a dark hoodie, and a black polyester jacket with a diamond pattern of stitching visible on the exterior. He removes a device from his pocket and flashes a light towards the side window of our house. A resident sees the light and heads to the front porch with a camera to photograph CAT boy in his dark jacket. He is only able to take a profile picture and one of the person’s back. CAT boy continues walking and heads up Elsmere Avenue.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie, the “CAT” jacket, blue jeans, and dark shoes. He stops at the tree, turns around, and removes a device from his pocket. He takes a few steps back in the direction he came, then begins to flash a light towards the house. This was noticed from inside the home. He turns around again, still flashing the light at the house, and continues walking and heads north up Elsmere Avenue.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie and the “CAT” jacket. He stops at the rear of the residents' home. He lights a cigarette and removes a device from his pocket. He then continues east, pausing to shine a light at a main floor window. This was noticed. He then heads north up Elsmere Avenue.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie with a "CAT" logo on the left breast. He pulls a device from his pocket as he approaches the rear of the residents' lot, then proceeds to flash a light at a side window while continuing east on Niagara. As he walks, he flashes a light or takes pictures using a flash. He then heads north up Elsmere Avenue.

A resident is getting ready to take his dog outside and sees this. He immediately gets into his car and drives to the Tim Hortons at the Marentette Avenue and Wyandotte Street intersection. When CAT boy has come by flashing a light or taking pictures in the past, he has mostly turned north onto Elsmere as he makes his way back to Marentette Avenue. He goes out of his way to walk by the resident's home.

The resident photographs CAT boy walking north on Marentette Avenue, after walking by his home and turning north on Elsmere, while he views a device. CAT boy ends up meeting the same female friend at Tim Hortons that is believed to live at 548 Moy Avenue. The resident goes home.

CAT boy walks east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie with a "CAT" logo on the left breast. He pulls a device from his pocket as he reaches the rear of our lot, then proceeds to flash a light at a side window while continuing east on Niagara. As he walks, he flashes a light or takes pictures using a flash. He continues east on Niagara while viewing the device.

CAT boy returns, walks west on Niagara Street. He is holding his cell phone up to his ear with his middle finger up facing the house and cameras. When he gets to the rear of the house, he uses the phone to flash lights towards the cameras

CAT boy is walking east on Niagara Street wearing a dark hoodie and a dark jacket when he sees a resident walking towards the back gate carrying a number of items from her car. He briefly steps south into the alley before returning to the sidewalk and continuing east.

As he passes her, he says something unintelligible to her. Her husband comes to the back door to assist with the items she is carrying and CAT boy yells out something unintelligible while giving them the middle finger. He continues north on Elsmere Avenue.

The residents are returning home to retrieve a forgotten library card so that they can pick up some reserved materials. They are driving north on Marentette Avenue to Niagara Street on their way home. As they approach the intersection, behind another car, they notice CAT boy looking at their car. He is walking east on the north side of Niagara, approaching Marentette. As they notice him, they see that he's putting on a black jacket with yellow trim at the collar. It appears to be his Caterpillar ("CAT") jacket, turned inside out. As he's finishing he leaves the sidewalk and crosses the street, heading directly for the front of their car.

As he approaches, he says "Come on" in an attempt to provoke a reaction from them. One of the residents sets her digital camera to movie mode to record video of what was going on. As soon as he sees the camera, he turns away. A few seconds later, he turns around and kicks the front bumper of the car. He turns to the side, waits for a few more seconds, then turns and kicks the bumper three more times. The other resident takes out his cell phone and dials 911. CAT boy then begins to walk east on Niagara Street, then heads north up the alley between Marentette Avenue and Elsmere Avenue.

CAT boy walks by side of house wearing a dark hoodie and jeans. He notices a resident outside barbecuing and says to him “I have friends on the inside and you're never going to see the outside.” He continued east on Niagara. At some point he must have turned around because a snowball came flying across the street from the alley next to 816 Niagara.

CAT boy is walking eastbound on Niagara. He is wearing a hoodie, a dark jacket, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. He stops to carve out swastika #4 in the snow near the alley. Police are called but were not spoken to at the house. No pictures taken because it is after 11PM.

CAT boy walks by the side of the residents' house. He is wearing a hoodie and a jacket. He is walking westbound on Niagara. As he crosses Elsmere, he lights up a cigarette and pulls out a device. As he approaches the rear of the house, the device is now flashing rapidly like a strobe light and it is pointed in the direction of the cameras. Once he crosses the alley, he stops pointing the device towards the house and continues on.

CAT boy walks by the side ofthe residents' house. He is wearing a hoodie and a jacket. He is carrying a bag over his left shoulder. He is walking westbound on Niagara. As he approaches the alley and one of the resident’s car, he kicks at the snowbank and some snow lands on the back of the car. He continues walking on Niagara.

CAT boy walks by the side of the residents' house. He is wearing a hoodie, a jacket, blue jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. He is walking eastbound on Niagara. He sees a man offering to shovel their sidewalks, calls him over, and begins to tell him everything that he knows about them.

CAT boy walks by the side of the residents' house. He is wearing a brown hoodie, dark jacket, blue jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. He took pictures of front of house, back yard, and cars. Police were called.

CAT boy walks by the side of the residents' house. He is wearing a brown hoodie, dark jacket, blue jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. He is walking westbound on Niagara. He sees the resident on the patio barbecuing and says “Enjoy your probation jackass.”

A resident comes home from visiting a friend. As she was getting out of the car and letting the dog out, guy on a bike rides by and can be heard saying “Aren’t you dead yet bitch?” She looked at the biker and saw he was wearing a dark hoodie so his face was not visible. But with a comment like that, it had to be CAT boy. He continued to ride east on Niagara.

CAT boy is walking beside the house on Niagara. As he passes the city tree, he decides to dump his coffee out onto the ground. He is wearing a “CAT” hoodie but with the hood down, blue jeans, and dark sneakers. His hair is short and he has facial hair.

CAT boy is walking across the street Westbound on Niagara. He is wearing a black toque, dark winter jacket, blue jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. A resident is outside working in the walkway. He mumbles something loudly that catches her attention (she didn’t even know he was there). She looks over and sees him walking past the alley entrance. She makes note of the time.

A resident is outside barbecuing. CAT boy rides by on his bike. He yells “I’m going to get you fuck face!” He was riding east on Niagara then rode north on Elsmere.

CAT boy walks beside the house on Niagara. He is wearing a hoodie, winter jacket, jeans, and beige boots with black toes and soles. As he walks past one of the resident’s car, he turns and flicks ashes from his cigarette towards the car. Then as he passes the city tree, he flicks more ashes on to it as he crosses the street to head north on Elsmere.

CAT boy walks beside the residents' house carrying Tim Hortons takeout while staring at their vehicles that have been parked on the street. He is wearing a black toque, grey hoodie, the "CAT" winter jacket, blue jeans, and beige boots with a black toes and soles.

CAT boy is riding a bike north on Elsmere Avenue. As he approaches the front of the residents' house, he gives the middle finger to a security camera. He is wearing a baseball cap with a white bill, grey hoodie, dark pants, dark shoes, and has a black bag with a shoulder strap on his left side. He turns left on Niagara Street to head west beside the house, then heads north in to an alley that will send him right back to Elsmere - he made a quick detour to see if they were outside.

CAT boy walks west on Niagara Street beside and then past the residents' house. Having past the alley, he stops at the first driveway to pick up a chunk of ice. Once he finds a piece he likes, he heads back towards their home and throws it at their parked vehicles.

CAT boy is walking east on Niagara Street. He is wearing a baseball cap, hoodie, dark winter jacket, jeans, and beige boots with a black toes and soles. As he crosses the alley, he pulls out his cell phone. Once alongside the residents' house, he shines a bright light in the direction of their home that they notice through the window. He continues walking east until reaching Elsmere Avenue, then turns left and heads north.

CAT boy is riding a bike east on Niagara Street. As he passes the house, he sees the residents in their backyard and shouts, "You're one dead mother fucker." He is wearing a grey hoodie, dark pants, and dark shoes. He continues east on Niagara until reaching Elsmere Avenue, then heads north.

CAT boy throws rocks at one of the resident's van while he is driving on Niagara Street.

CAT boy is walking eastbound on Niagara. He is wearing a grey hoodie, dark pants, and light shoes. As he approaches the city tree, he throws what he is carrying in his right hand and throws towards the yard. It ends up lying on the grass just outside the fence.

While walking west on Niagara, CAT boy notices the resident mowing the lawn. After a brief pause near the mouth of the alley between Elsmere and Parent to configure his smartphone to record, he continues west on Niagara wearing one of his two current ensembles (black cap, black hoodie, blue jeans, white sneakers) while looking anywhere but in the direction of a camera.

CAT boy walks beside the house filming with phone while a resident is outside barbecuing. He is wearing a black baseball cap, grey hoodie, blue jeans, and white sneakers. His hair is long and curly, off the shoulders. He has facial hair. He looks away from the cameras as he walks by filming.

CAT boy rides by on bike heading east on Niagara. He is wearing a baseball cap, light T-shirt, and jeans. He gives the finger to the side camera, then stops at the front of the house on Elsmere and flashes a light at front camera. When he is finished, he continues to ride east on Niagara.

CAT boy rides his bike beside the house heading west on Niagara. He is wearing a black baseball cap, grey hoodie, blue jeans, and white sneakers. His hair is longer and curly, above his shoulders. The residents are outside on the patio barbecuing.

Less than 10 minutes later, CAT boy returns on his bike riding beside the house heading east on Niagara.

CAT boy is walking across street on Niagara. He is wearing a hoodie and jeans. As he nears the intersection at Elsmere, he shines a light from his cell phone towards the house and the security cameras. He continues to shine the light for half a block. As he approaches the alley entrance, he turns the light off and crosses over to residents' side of the street. He stops in the alley entrance, turns and faces their home, points his phone towards the cameras on the back of the house, the light comes on again and flashes as though he took a picture of the back of the house. He then turns around and continues walking west on Niagara.

A resident is outside mowing the lawn. She is outside the fence mowing along the sidewalk when she sees a person approaching her. As a courtesy, she stops pushing the mower as the person walks by. She does not see the person’s face initially because the sun was directly in front of her. But when the person walks by, she immediately recognizes him to be CAT boy. He flips his middle finger at her, blows smoke in her face and says “Wait until there are no cameras around bitch.” She quickly turned around and headed back in his direction to see where he was going. He crossed the street at the intersection and went into the alley off of Niagara. Police were contacted to report the incident.