Which offense involves posting an individual's residence address or telephone number with intent to cause harm?

• A. Harassment
• B. Stalking
• C. False Alarm or Report
• D. Unlawful Disclosure of Residence Address or Telephone Number

Answer: (D)

The situation is about a statute that specifically criminalizes sharing someone’s residence address or telephone number with the purpose of causing harm. The key elements are the disclosure of residence or contact information and the intent to cause harm. That direct match is why this offense fits the scenario perfectly. Other offenses describe different conduct: harassment covers unwanted, annoying, or alarming behavior; stalking involves a course of conduct that causes fear, usually with repeated actions; false alarm or report deals with making false emergency reports. The explicit prohibition on unlawfully disclosing personal contact information targets exactly the doxxing-like behavior described, making it the correct choice.