6 there were free golf carts available at this location on a "first come, first serve" basis. The Lyonses did not own any golf carts and had never used Craigslist. When Bernadette arrived home at 2:30 P.M. that same day, there were strangers in both her driveway and on the street near her home. These individuals informed her about the advertisement and explained that they were looking for golf carts. In total, about thirty to forty people arrived at the Lyonses' house that afternoon, causing Bernadette to be "scared" and "fearful." When Jim arrived home later that evening, he telephoned the police, as Bernadette was in a state of "uneasiness" and Jim felt the incident was "really unusual" and "bizarre." Andover police Sergeant Chad Cooper responded and advised Jim to contact Craigslist to remove the advertisement and get the Internet protocol address for the computer that posted it. In Sergeant Cooper's presence, Jim received numerous telephone calls from people inquiring about the golf carts. When William learned that the Craigslist advertisement had been removed, he asked Colton to "put it back up" and Colton complied. After reposting, Colton testified that he and William "laughed" about it and Colton said that he would post another advertisement. The second alleged act occurred on March 19, when Colton posted a different Craigslist advertisement, selling "my late son's" motorcycle and directing interested parties to call Jim