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      Kayla Zimmerer of Fresno, CA instigated a vicious cyber attack against a small business owner, her company, her family and her friends. Six months later, she continues this obsession and makes phone calls and emails, leaving threats and scolding messages.

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      Kayla Zimmerer appears to have been the ringleader in a vicious cyber attack against a California small business, its owner, friends and family

      Posted by Carolyn Weber ·

      Kayla Zimmerer, of Fresno CA, initiated a vicious cyber attack against a small business in California, the owner, her family and friends.

      Kayla Zimmerer and her Fresno cohort initiated a vicious cyber attack against a California business owner.
      Kayla Zimmerer appears to have been the ringleader, initiating a cyber attack against a small business, the owner, her family and friends. She continues almost nine months later, acting alone in her malicious efforts to harass and threaten.Kayla Zimmerer, of Fresno, initiated a cyber attack against a small business because she did not like their custom-order policies.

      Sugarica Cookies' Social Media Manager and Marketing Administrative Assistant is currently working to compile the details of this attack by Kayla Zimmerer and her cohorts from multiple states. As of March, 2021, she continues this cyber assault although she currently operates alone in this effort as the are no other posts, emails, phone call, etc. from any other persons. If you are the recipient of any of these types of insults, threats or other harassing posts, please contact local law enforcement because they will document the report.

      Cyber stalking is legally defined as:

      A pattern of unwanted behavior that involves monitoring, harassing, repeatedly contacting or following another person.

      Behavior that would cause a reasonable person or business owner to feel threatened, frightened or intimidated; and actually causes these reactions in the person being contacted, monitored, harassed or followed.