Kicking in my door

My male neighbor who lives with a woman who may be either his wife or his girlfriend keeps trying to force me to open the door to him. At first I was going to do it but decided to refuse. Then one morning he claimed he had to speak to me and that it was against the law to refuse to let him in. I refused to open the door and he began kicking the door with all his might. I thought he was going to break the door down. I should have called the police. I was extremely traumatized and lay frozen for about 2 days. Then I went to the police who interrogated me for 3 hours as if I had done something wrong. They really mistreated me and accused me of trying to use them as my personal security service. They told me to call the police of my own country! They accused me of trying to treat them as inferiors. I got no sympathy and was really shocked and horrified. Then when it was time to leave, I couldn’t because the whole building was locked down. They were in a standoff with a couple whose 12 year old child they had beaten. No one could leave or enter and they acted as though they were going to shoot the man and woman down. As for me, they refused to take an official complaint and only took a non-criminal statement if the facts with no associated accusation after I informed them that I was going to write to the (equivalent of) district attorney. Because the police of this country seem criminally deranged, I have decided not to contact them in the future.
My door is permanently damaged. I now suffer from post traumatic stress disorder from this and other agressions by my psychopathic male neighbors. I live in fear that someone will kill me here. I asked:
Why did this neighbor try to kick my door in?
32.4->46?
Line 4
'In the field, no game.'

Why won’t the police in this country help me?
30.2.3.6->54
Line 2
'Clear golden light.
From the source, good fortune.'

Line 3
'In the clear light of the setting sun,
If not beating a pot and singing,
Then you will be making the lament of great old age.
Pitfall.'

Line 6
'The king uses this to march out,
There are honours.
He executes the chief – the captives are not so ugly.
Not a mistake.'

How much danger am I in?
5.2.3.5->24

Line 2
'Waiting on the sands, there are small words.
In the end, good fortune.'

Line 3
'Waiting in the bog invites the arrival of robbers.'

Line 5
'Waiting with food and drink.
Constancy, good fortune.'

I feel that they reading don’t touch on the desperation of the situation. Anyone have any insight?