Wondering what legal action I can take, if any, in this situation. My husband is the president of our Home Owners Association. He approached a homeowner a couple years ago to give them a head up on the HOA rules and regs in relation to the project they were working on. The person was not happy with what he was told. Since then, they have received several threatening and harassing letters and have had their home vandalized. Every single time an event occurred, they have named my husband as the person they believe did the damage and we've had the police come knocking on our door to question us. They actually have asked for samples of our children's handwriting, my husband's fingerprints, and for him to take a lie detector test. We did not comply with the first or the third items, but my husband did go in and give them fingerprints. This is even after the fact that for one of the incidents, my husband was at work and was nowhere near where the event occurred. After the most recent letter showed up at their house, they sent an email to the associations address saying that they know he's responsible and that if anything happens to them or their family, they are holding the HOA personally responsible, then used the phrase "You XX". XX being my husband's initials. This was seen by all members of the HOA board. I'm so insulted and frustrated by this situation, I'm not sure what we should do. If we can sue for harassment or libel or defamation? The police just tell my husband if he has nothing to hide, then he should take a lie detector test. To me, that's just ridiculous. First of all, they are not 100% reliable and second of all, he (and I) have been dealing with this for YEARS and he's already provided fingerprints. What can/should we do???

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