Possible to file a single AR against multiple people?

[Zoidyn Kytori]

I came inworld today to find 3 people in my home. They represented themselves as newbies (2 indeed did have rez days of a couple days ago), so at first I tried to be helpful and guide them back to a Help center. Being located close to a sandbox this happens now and again, doesn't bother me overly much and I'm always happy to help new folks however I can :-)

It soon became apparent by their actions that NONE of them were new. One kept insisting that my house was also her house and they would not leave.  I finally banned them from the property. A fourth person showed up and joined the fray, and I had to ban him too. They stayed at the border of my property for another hour, putting up extremely large buildings on the land adjacent to me that extended onto my property, pulling out very offensive pictures, and other general harassing activities. Their activities were causing incredible lag, and one point my viewer crashed - not sure if it was coincidence or not? Under the guidance of a very helpful group IM, I did not respond to these folks, just watched and captured screenshots of their activities. The group recommended I file an AR against these people for harassment.

Is there a way to file an AR against multiple people in one report, rather than AR each one individually?  There was a lot of stuff going on very quickly, hard to tell which person was doing what thing!

Also, the screenshots I captured are on my hard disk. How do I attach them to the AR?

[Unklebob Hotaling]

you can upload the screenshots by selecting 'file' then 'upload'...

you can only file ARs against individuals, not groups... if they all participated, report them for all actions that went on, include chat if there is any...

tell whomever you pay tiers to what happened, get them banned from the whole sim...

get security for your home so people can't be in your home without your permission.

[Zoidyn Kytori]

Thank you for the speedy response, Unklebob.  I kind of figured that woud be the case, first time for me  to submit an AR though so I thought I would at least ask first!

[Unklebob Hotaling]

you don't have much space to include IMs, so filing individually could prove beneficial... include only what is pertanent to whats against the ToS.  Please note LL has chat logs stored on their server to refer to also which they can use for what you cannot include.  As a reference:

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